Moon's size gradually diminishes
Astronomer Evgeny Bormistrov from Perm State University has revealed that the Moon is experiencing a gradual decrease in size due to the continued cooling of its interior, resulting in a noticeable shrinkage of its diameter. This contraction is attributed to the cooling of the Moon's core over time, causing the internal material to contract and leading to an overall reduction in the lunar volume. These findings are significant for understanding the evolution of the Moon's surface and the geological processes occurring within it, highlighting the ongoing changes the celestial body undergoes as a result of its internal conditions.
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