GIVEN that temperatures can hit some rather unpleasant extremes on the moon - heating up to 120°C when the sun hits its surface and freezing over at -170°C when the sun "goes down"- any human visiting our nearest celestial neighbour would need more hospitable refuge.
Is it true there are natural caves on the moon where astronauts can go when shelter is needed?
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