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The Moon Likely Turned Itself Inside Out 4 2 Billion Years Ago

A pair of NASA spacecraft detected tiny variations in the Moon's gravitational pull, which may be the result of a dense layer sinking to the bottom.

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What happened when the moon turned itself inside out billions of years ago?

What happened when the moon turned itself inside out billions of years ago?
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What happened when the moon turned itself inside out billions of years ago?

The moon underwent a reversal around 4.2 billion years ago, flipping itself inside out after a giant impact to create the picture of the faithful lunar companion that we see today.

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Finally, an Explanation for the Moon s Radically Different Hemispheres

Finally, an Explanation for the Moon s Radically Different Hemispheres
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The Moon Likely Turned Itself Inside Out 4 2 Billion Years Ago

A pair of NASA spacecraft detected tiny variations in the Moon's gravitational pull, which may be the result of a dense layer sinking to the bottom.

Adrien broquetGerman aerospace centerUniversity of arizonaNature geoscienceGravity recoveryInterior laboratoryAdrien broquetGravity anomalyLunar scienceGravity of earthPlanetary core

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