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Have you ever wanted to live on the moon? According to scientists, that out-of-this-world idea may just be possible after all. </p>

A group of UCLA planetary scientists working with NASA</a> first discovered pits on the moon in 2009, but it took them some time to determine what exactly these pits could mean. Now, they say these pits maintain a cool and comfortable 63 degrees Fahrenheit year-round—ideal sweater</a> weather.</p>

Given the moon’s oscillating surface temperature, which can heat up to 260 degrees during the day and drop to 280 degrees below zero at night, this is excellent news for those of you that have been dreaming of the day lunar colonies become a reality. </p>