India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission has recorded more than 250 seismic events on the lunar surface, with scientists identifying around 50 of these events as needing further investigation for potential links to moonquakes. These findings could offer valuable insights into the moon’s geological activity.
The discovery highlights the success of Chandrayaan-3’s instruments in monitoring seismic movements, raising the possibility of advancing our understanding of the moon’s internal structure. Researchers are now studying the data to explore the origin and significance of these seismic activities, aiming to determine if they are natural moonquakes or the result of other factors.
