The Daily Galaxy --Great Discoveries Channel May 09, 2026 • 14:15

Moon’s Largest Crater May Hold Rare Mantle Samples for Artemis in 2028 Mission - The Daily Galaxy

By Kouceila Rekik

New research reveals groundbreaking insights about the moon’s South Pole–Aitken basin, offering Artemis a chance to sample the moon’s mantle during its 2028 mission.

Scientists have revealed crucial new details about the South PoleAitken (SPA) basin, the moon’s largest and oldest confirmed impact crater. This discovery may significantly shape NASA’s Artemis missi… [+4395 chars]

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