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The moon is a ‘time capsule’ that could explain the origins of Earth – CGTN
Anu Ojha, of the National Space Academy, says there is a lot to learn from Moon rock samples, which are likely to be in pristine condition.
The Moon is a “time capsule” and rock samples can tell humans about the origins of the solar system, says Anu Ojha, of the UK’s National Space Academy.
Space exploration is picking up speed again with projects to travel to the Moon and more long-term ambitions to reach Mars.
It is nearly 50 years since humans last stood on the Moon and Ojha says there is still a vast amount to learn from it.
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