A research team has for the first time discovered anomalous meter-sized rocks on the lunar surface that are covered in dust and presumably exhibit unique properties — such as magnetic anomalies. These findings help to understand the processes that form and change the lunar crust.
A research team has for the first time discovered anomalous meter-sized rocks on the lunar surface that are covered in dust and presumably exhibit unique properties — such as magnetic anomalies. These findings help to understand the processes that form and change the lunar crust. A research team has for the first time discovered anomalous meter-sized rocks on the lunar surface that are covered in dust and presumably exhibit unique properties — such as magnetic anomalies. These findings help to understand the processes that form and change the lunar crust.