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Solar-Driven Change traced on moon
August 26 , 2021
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- A study led by scientists at Northern Arizona University has highlighted clues to help in understanding the active lunar surface.
- In the study, tiny iron-nanoparticles were found naturally on the Earth and have been found everywhere on the moon.
- The Researchers have found that solar radiation is the more significant source of lunar iron nanoparticles than it was earlier thought.
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- Asteroids as well as solar radiation break down the lunar rocks and soil, which form iron nanoparticles.
- These nanoparticles are detectable from the instruments on satellites orbiting around the moon.
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