Nonmare Domes: Seismic Or Alien?

My RPS-powered mission would be a rover, whose goal is to study the “Nonmare Domes” on the moon. These domes are one of the largest mysteries to space scientists, as our prior knowledge of such formations explains that seismic activity must have occurred for them to exist. While we do know “moonquakes” happen, their cause is still a topic of debate. Keeping the Artemis mission in mind, it is important for us to understand the moon's topography and other activity at the earliest. My mission would resemble Perseverance in terms of goal and build; the rover would send us samples and photos of areas around the domes. Inspired by the idea of capsules detaching from rockets, it would have a detachable feature that would travel back to earth, filled with the samples, ensuring the most time-effective study. I have strong observational and scientific research skills and have nurtured this dream of exploring space and making an impact for humankind since I was five years old. My power that will help understand the these enigmas is a unique combination of skill and passion, fueled by hope and wishes to help mankind expand its curious nature to the frontier of the universe.