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Moon's Mysterious Gravity Explained: A Study
When scientists first made contact with the Moon, they found something they didn’t expect: every so often those early probes sent to scout landing sites for Apollo astronauts would suddenly begin plummeting toward the lunar surface before pulling back up, suggesting an uneven gravity.
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