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Moon鈥檚 lack of water down to ancient shift in its spin axis
Molten rock flowing beneath the moon's crust billions of years ago shifted the moon's spin axis, hinting that lunar water stores date back to the very early solar system
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Molten rock flowing beneath the moon's crust billions of years ago shifted the moon's spin axis, hinting that lunar water stores date back to the very early solar system
We knew the dwarf planet had weather systems, but here's the first evidence from the New Horizons probe of clouds in Pluto's atmosphere