Almost 55 years after the launch of Apollo 11—the first mission to land humans on the moon—scientists have found evidence of a large cave system near the landing site of those astronauts.

On the surface of the Moon, there are more than 200 known pits that scientists have speculated are underground cave conduits ... others may be waiting to be discovered. "Studying the rocks ...

The discovery of what looks to be the first cave on the moon – at the bottom of a lunar ... since it and other pits were discovered by orbiting lunar satellites in 2009. But it wasn’t until ...

Scientists have confirmed a cave on the moon, not far from where Neil Armstrong ... The pit, like the more than 200 others discovered up there, was created by the collapse of a lava tube.

by a team of international researchers. For the first time, they've proved the existence of a cave on the moon. The cave is located in the moon's Sea of Tranquility, some 250 miles (400 kilometers ...

The pit, like the more than 200 others discovered up there ... suggesting that the MTP leads to an accessible cave conduit beneath the Moon’s surface," and abstract from the study reads.

Scientists have for the first time discovered a cave on the Moon. At least 100m deep, it could be an ideal place for humans to build a permanent base, they say. It is just one in probably hundreds ...

The cave discovered on the moon is likely to be very similar to Earth’s own, and scientists suspect it’s hardly alone: Myriad such conduits are thought to exist all over the moon. The moon's ...

They first discovered pits on the Moon in 2009 and wondered if they led to caves, but didn't confirm the theory at the time. This morning, one researcher told ABC Radio National the Moon cave ...

A group of scientists unearthed a rare discovery about the moon: There's at least one cave and it could house humans. The cave was discovered through radar images from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance ...