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Plus: Antimatter feels gravity’s pull, CIA to get AI bots, robots powered by ambient energy. Beneath the Moon's surface lies a network of ancient hollowed tunnels carved by lava aeons ago. As China sets its sights on crewed lunar landings, these geological relics may soon shelter its pioneers. Seeking refuge from harsh radiation and meteorites, China first plans to send robots to probe the stability and resources of lunar lava tubes. If proven viable, these cavernous channels could host China's first lunar base, complete with cabins and research facilities. While the modern space race plays out above, the Moon's ancient underground caverns could provide the perfect safe haven, and China plans to be among the first to exploit these geological gifts. Learn more about the practicalities of this ambitious plan in today’s [Must Read](. 💬🔥 Also today, prompt engineering is becoming one of the hottest skills. 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