Scientists Discover First Accessible Moon Cave for Potential Lunar Base

NASA's radar data reveals a 250ft long tunnel beneath the Sea of Tranquillity, offering a potential site for human habitation.

The cave, located in Mare Tranquillitatis Pit, is the first of its kind with an entrance accessible to humans.
Radar images show the tunnel is over 250 feet long and 150 feet wide, with a 3D model confirming its shape.
Underground caves could provide natural protection against cosmic radiation, meteorite impacts, and extreme temperatures.
Researchers believe these caves could also offer access to vital resources such as water ice and minerals.
This discovery comes as NASA plans its first crewed mission to the Moon in over 50 years.