The upcoming 'Beaver Moon' will appear larger than the regular moon
The Moon is thought to be receding from Earth 3.81 centimetres every year
The incredible image captured Earth from 180 million miles away
The last time someone walked on the moon was in 1972
Earth's new 'second moon' began its orbit on Sunday (29 September)
Life as we know it is about to change, or at least it will temporarily when the new moon begins its orbit
Buzz Aldrin left a lasting impression on one 'moon landing truther' who'd attempted to rubbish his legacy
The Apollo Program set the US back a staggering amount of money
Six flags have been planted on the Moon in total but not all of them are still standing
It could be a very helpful breakthrough, after over half a century of searching
Michael Collins was dubbed the 'loneliest man in history' as he waited for his pals Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin to return from the Moon
A 90-year-old man who was part of the Apollo 8 mission has died in a plane crash
When you think we know everything about our planet, something new comes to light
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A moon-forming impact 4.5 billion years ago could be proven after remains of what is thought to be Theia are found deep within Earth
The findings have been discussed as part of a new study
NASA has shared three images that one of its spacecraft took with 'exquisite timing'
NASA believes returning to the moon could be the key to further space exploration and leaving Earth behind
Technology has come a long way, but the footage has left people surprised
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