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Scientists try to explain the weird asymmetry of the Moon – BGR
Researchers are searching for an explanation for why the side of the Moon that faces Earth happens to be covered in dark spots, called “maria,” or seas. These areas may be the result of radioactive decay of certain elements found in rocks, generating heat and…
- Researchers are searching for an explanation for why the side of the Moon that faces Earth happens to be covered in dark spots, called “maria,” or seas.
- These areas may be the result…
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