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The Moon Rocks On.(Brief article)
Byline: Monique Mugnier
As every 9-year-old knows, the moon is dead. Textbooks say that volcano's, geysers and other signs of geological activity ended a billion years ago. Not so fast, says Peter Schultz, an astronomer at Brown University. He ...
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