Using some kind of radio waves to measure conductivity or how electricity moves across the subsurface to help determine what that section is made of.
Edit. They’re not drilling 700 miles guys read the article. But probing is the language the article and NASA uses and it does apply.
Developed by the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), NASA’s Lunar Magnetotelluric Sounder (LMS) will probe the interior of the moon to depths of up to 700 miles, two-thirds of the way to the lunar center.
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This is going to be super interesting, im excieted to see what we learn!
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For a sec a thought they were going to drill for oil up there too
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We’ll finally get confirmation Luna is hollow
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/r/titlegore I don’t think that NASA is planning to *probe the moon up two-thirds it is depth*.
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I am suddenly curious: does lidar work at lower gravity?
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Using some kind of radio waves to measure conductivity or how electricity moves across the subsurface to help determine what that section is made of.
Edit. They’re not drilling 700 miles guys read the article. But probing is the language the article and NASA uses and it does apply.
Developed by the Southwest Research Institute (SwRI), NASA’s Lunar Magnetotelluric Sounder (LMS) will probe the interior of the moon to depths of up to 700 miles, two-thirds of the way to the lunar center.
This is going to be super interesting, im excieted to see what we learn!
For a sec a thought they were going to drill for oil up there too
We’ll finally get confirmation Luna is hollow
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/r/titlegore I don’t think that NASA is planning to *probe the moon up two-thirds it is depth*.
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I am suddenly curious: does lidar work at lower gravity?