What Artemis I’s launch means for getting humans back to the moon
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Fifty years ago, three NASA astronauts splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, concluding the final Apollo mission.
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Fifty years ago, three NASA astronauts splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, concluding the final Apollo mission.
What Artemis I’s launch means for getting humans back to the moon
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Fifty years ago, three NASA astronauts splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, concluding the final Apollo mission.
What Artemis I’s launch means for getting humans back to the moon
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Fifty years ago, three NASA astronauts splashed down in the Pacific Ocean, concluding the final Apollo mission.
Chang’e-5: Samples reveal key age of moon rocks and open a new mystery
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A version of this article was originally published by The Conversation ( CC BY-ND 4.0 ) Lava was still flowing on the surface…
China's Moon Rocks Set a Record For Youngest Lunar Material: 1.97 Billion Years Old
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We now have the evidence that Lava was still flowing at the Moon's surface 1.97 billion years ago.
China's Moon Rocks Set a Record For Youngest Lunar Material: 1.97 Billion Years Old
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Lava was still flowing on the surface of the Moon 1.97 billion years ago – and now we have the rocks to prove it.
Chang'e-5 samples reveal youngest moon rocks ever seen
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Researchers have been studying samples collected from the moon by the Chinese National Space Agency during the Chang’e-5 mission.
Chang'e-5 samples reveal youngest moon rocks ever seen
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Oct. 8 (UPI) -- Lava was still flowing on the surface of the moon 1.97 billion years ago -- and now we have the rocks to prove…
Chang’e-5 samples reveal Moon rocks dating back less than 2 billion years – the youngest we’ve seen
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By Joshua Snape, Katherine Joy and Romain Tartese, University of Manchester Manchester (UK), Oct 8 (The Conversation) Lava was…
Chang’e-5 samples reveal Moon rocks dating back less than 2 billion years – the youngest we've seen
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Lava was still flowing on the surface of the Moon 1.97 billion years ago – and now we have the rocks to prove it.
Chang’e-5 samples reveal Moon rocks dating back less than 2 billion years – the youngest we've seen
The Conversation,
Lava was still flowing on the surface of the Moon 1.97 billion years ago – and now we have the rocks to prove it.
Chang’e-5 samples reveal Moon rocks dating back less than 2 billion years – the youngest we've seen
Yahoo! News,
Lava was still flowing on the surface of the Moon 1.97 billion years ago – and now we have the rocks to prove it.