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Scientists Say Earth's Unexplainable Water Could be From a Mystery Source - The Sun
Despite the fact that Earth is the bluest planet in our Solar System, no one is aware of where all Earth's water came from. When solar wind interrelates with the microscopic dust particles present on certain asteroids, a little quantity of water is produced, which might explain some of the liquid found on Earth.
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