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Chinese scientists have identified hydroxyl and molecular water in glassy materials within the lunar soil collected by the country's Chang’e-5 #LunarExploration mission, notably formed by solar wind implantation, which highlighted its role in lunar water formation. pic.twitter.com/THAuRx9vFJ
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