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\ud83d\udd14 Subscribe Here \u27a1 https://www.youtube.com/@Explorium_space/c/?sub_confirmation=1 Scientists finally come clean about what's happening on our Moon! Previously, in 1966, the Soviet Luna 9 Mission marked a pivotal moment, becoming the first spacecraft to touch down on the Moon. Prior lunar missions resembled cosmic shot-put, sending out objects in the hopes of making an impact. Russia's Luna 25 mission ended in a crash, leaving more debris and another lunar crater. Surprisingly, other tech-savvy nations faced similar hurdles. In 2023, Japan's iSpace mission and India's Chandrayaan 2 encountered failures, raising questions about the Moon's complex landing challenges. One lesser-known factor that adds to the complexity is the Moon's peculiar and uneven gravitational forces. Unlike the Earth, where gravity exerts a relatively consistent pull, the Moon's gravity fluctuates across its surface. Scientists have observed stronger gravitational forces in some regions, often linked to impact basins created by colossal asteroid collisions. These areas have a surplus of mass, making the Moon's gravitational pull anything but predictable. \ud83d\udd14 Subscribe now for more Space News as we journey through the cosmos! \u25ba For copyright matters or business enquiries, send us an email at exploriumspace@gmail.com