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Lunar History Surfaces from Water Discovered in Moon Rocks
Scientists recently discovered water in Moon rocks, and through chemical analysis they found that the amount of water in the Moon's rocky interior actually varies regionally - revealing clues about how water originated and was redistributed on the lunar surface.
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