The astronaut Buzz Aldrin inhabiting the moon on July 20, 1969,during the Apollo 11 mission. Credit: NASA
From Astrobiology Magazine:
Forty years ago, the Apollo astronauts traipsed across our Moon, making it "inhabited" for the first time – albeit for only two and half hours. A bona-fide habitable moon has never been found, but astronomers are considering how we might find one around distant stars.
"I think exomoons are just as interesting as exoplanets," says David Kipping of University College London.
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