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Our Moon on Earth

Our Moon on Earth
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The moon has entered a new epoch, scientists say

(CNN) — For thousands of years, the moon inspired humans from afar, but the bright beacon in Earth’s night sky — located more than 200,000 miles (321,868 kilometers) away —

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The moon has entered a new epoch, scientists say

The moon has entered a new epoch, scientists say
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Lunar Anthropocene: Humans may have initiated a new geological period on the Moon – NewsBeezer

Lunar Anthropocene: Humans may have initiated a new geological period on the Moon – NewsBeezer
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The moon has entered a new geological period, scientists say

(CNN) — For thousands of years, the moon inspired humans from afar, but the bright beacon in Earth’s night sky — located more than 200,000 miles (321,868 kilometers) away —

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