Unveiling the Secrets of the Moon's Core: Scientists' Breakthrough Investigation

Scientists have conducted a breakthrough investigation revealing that the inner core of the moon is a solid ball with a density similar to iron. This discovery settles the long-standing debate about the state of the moon's inner core and provides valuable insights into the moon's history and the evolution of the solar system. The research was based on seismic data collected from the Apollo mission and other space missions, which helped create a detailed map of the moon's interior. The study found that denser material falls towards the center of the moon, while less dense material rises upwards, shedding light on the existence of certain elements in the moon's volcanic regions.