NASA breakthrough: Space agency probing possibility of living BELOW Moon’s surface

“Lava tubes on the Moon are basically the same as the ones we would see here on Earth.”

The researcher went on to detail how a safe living space could already have been built for NASA.

He added: “Back in the Moon’s history when it was geologically active, molten rock flowed over its surface. 

“The outside layer cooled first, while the inside kept on flowing, but once the Moon’s internal lava flow did cease, left behind were these huge hollow passages.

“Because the Moon has relatively low gravity, it’s possible that these lava tubes could have high ceilings.

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