Moon's escaping gasses expose fresh surface

Conventional wisdom suggests that the moon has seen no widespread volcanic activity for at least the last three billion years. Now, a fresh look at existing data points to much more recent release of lunar gasses.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news82217633.html">Moon's escaping gasses expose fresh surface</a></p> <p>Conventional wisdom suggests that the moon has seen no widespread volcanic activity for at least the last three billion years. Now, a fresh look at existing data points to much more recent release of lunar gasses.</p>