Topic: Michael Wargo
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The moon as solar system's Rosetta stone?
New research suggests that two distinct groups of objects battered the surface of the moon – and could give clues into the early days of Earth's solar system.
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The moon is shrinking. No, seriously.
The surface of the moon has moved the equivalent of a football field closer to the core during the past billion or so years.
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Water on the moon: Eureka! They've found it!
NASA's sampling of a plume of material from a dark crater turns up water on the moon – and other organic compounds, too.
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