New readings from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter reveal that the metal content within lunar craters is significantly higher than on the surface. The findings could reveal a new link between the Moon and Earth and support formation theories. Ongoing research will be directed at craters in different areas to determine if the trend is consistent across the Moon. When you look at the dusty white and gray surface of the Moon it's hard to know exactly what you're looking at. Here on Earth, the su...
New readings from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter reveal that the metal content within lunar craters is significantly higher than on the surface. The findings could reveal a new link between the Moon and Earth and support formation theories. Ongoing research will be directed at craters in different areas to determine if the trend is consistent across the Moon. When you look at the dusty white and gray surface of the Moon it's hard to know exactly what you're looking at. Here on Earth, the su...
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