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NASA moon rocks help form new picture of early moon and Earth

University of Chicago News·Oct 24

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NASA moon rocks are being used to gain a better understanding of the early moon and earth. This research is forming a new picture of the two bodies' early history. The study's findings are based on analysis of the moon rocks retrieved by NASA.

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