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| jiraporn66 | 06 Aug 2021 - 09:31:59 |
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 It is unbelievable that the slotxo moon has no atmosphere. Including no water in liquid form and little oxygen. There can be a large amount of iron oxides, commonly known as "rust", at some point. This strange phenomenon may be caused in part by the influence of our planet on the satellite itself. A team of scientists from the University of Hawaii and NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) in the United States. published a study in the journal Science Advances, stating that the moon has "Red iron ore" or hematite, which is a type of rust. The north and south poles of the star are probably due to three reasons. The first reason is that the Earth's magnetic field can carry oxygen from the Earth to the Moon. It glides along a narrow, parallel line of magnetic force, resembling the tail of the Earth's magnetic field. also known as magnetotel (Magnetotail), where this phenomenon causes more rust on the side of the moon facing the earth. instead of the opposite or far side of the moon in the primitive past The oxygen found on this moon may have been transported from Earth more than in modern times. Because the moon was located closer to the Earth billions of years ago. But today it is moving away at a rate of almost 4 centimeters per year. Map showing the distribution of hematite at both poles of the moon. The second reason is the rusting of minerals on the moon. This may be because the tail of the Earth's magnetic field occasionally intercepts the hydrogen-rich solar wind from the sun. especially during the time of the full moon. The hydrogen atom, which is a reducing agent (reducing agent), is unable to give electrons to the metal. To reduce oxidation (oxidation) that can cause rust. The last factor that causes the poles of the moon to rust is It may come from ice found beneath the crater on the far side of the moon itself. by meteorites that always hit the moon Likely to cause ice particles to mix with surface dust, or regolith, and receive occasional heat from collisions. until it dissolves and reacts with iron ore which eventually became rusted |
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