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Scientist uses AI to find Moon caves that could be human bases

  • A British scientist named Daniel Le Corre has identified two possible cave entrances on the Moon that could support human survival.
  • Using an AI model named ESSA, Le Corre scanned the lunar surface to find the pits.
  • These pits connect to underground networks that may provide shelter and harbor water ice.
  • The newly identified pits will enhance the Lunar Pits Atlas and may be targets for future space missions.
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Scientist uses AI to find Moon caves that could be human bases

Both caves found connect to underground cave networks that which could provide natural shelter.

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AI used by Kent student to find possible cave entrances on Moon

The University of Kent says the pits may be able to support human survival on future space missions.

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BBC News broke the news in United Kingdom on Wednesday, October 8, 2025.
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