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Ancient Moon Melt Event May Explain 150-Million-Year Gap in Age Estimates
A new study published on December 18 in Nature offers a way to explain that 150-million-year gap. Computer modeling and ...
Earth’s moon might be older than previously thought
It’s widely believed that Earth’s moon is 4.35 billion years old, an estimated age based on lunar samples brought back to ...
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The Moon Might Be 160 Million Years Older Than Originally Thought
What were once thought to be traces of the Moon's formation are remnants from a 're-melting' event, research indicates.
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Why the Moon looks 100 million years younger than its true age
New research suggests volcanic activity reshaped the Moon's geology, resetting its apparent age to 4.35 billion years.
How old is the moon? New study reveals the moon's actual age is 100 million years older than previously thought
A new study suggests the moon is 4.51 billion years old, 100 million years older than previously thought. This revised age is ...
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New York Times - Top Stories
With hours to spare, Republicans are wrestling with internal differences, limited options and President-elect Trump’s demand to raise the debt ceiling. Trump Used Government Shutdowns as ...