Recent space and astronomy reports highlight the discovery of massive lunar craters and emerging geopolitical tensions in moon exploration.

Researchers have identified a massive new lunar crater measuring 728 feet wide, prompting concerns regarding the potential impact risks for planned human moon bases.

A former NASA chief has issued warnings regarding China's lunar exploration programs, citing concerns over the strategic implications and potential competition in space.

A federal judge recently declined to block the transfer of wildlife refuge land to SpaceX, despite opposition from environmental groups concerned about the company's rocket site expansion.

Scientific discussions continue regarding the long-term risks posed by space-borne threats, including asteroids, as part of broader assessments of future planetary safety.