NASA selects GIMLI project to investigate whether a lunar pit opens into a giant underground cave
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NASA has chosen the Planetary Science Institute's Geophysical Instruments for Marius Lunar pit Investigation (GIMLI) project, funded through the PRISM program, to determine if the Marius Hill Pit leads to a vast underground cavern. Led by PSI Senior Scientist Than Putzig and developed with Honeybee Robotics and the Norwegian Space Agency, the mission will use radar, seismic sensors, gravity measurements, and cameras to evaluate the void as a potential radiation shelter for astronauts.
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