In an unprecedented discovery, a lunar rover has identified a hitherto unknown mineral on the surface of the moon. The mineral, provisionally named ‘Lunite’, was discovered during a routine exploration conducted in the Sea of Tranquility region. Preliminary analysis suggests that Lunite may contain properties significant to our understanding of the moon’s geological history. As the analysis of this extraordinary find proceeds, the scientific community is buzzing with anticipation. The lunar rover is a part of an ambitious project by the International Space Agency, aimed at deepening our understanding of the moon’s make-up.