The Moon Is Not Dead: Geologic Activity Recently Monitored
High resolution imagery provided by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter has shown that small valleys in some parts of the moon are slowly forming. This suggests that the moon's crust is expanding is some areas. ...
Source: Space.com - Tuesday, 21 February
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