Recent University of Oxford research reveals that the Moon had a mostly weak magnetic field, with brief periods of strong magnetism linked to high-titanium Mare basalts.

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Scientists at the University of Oxford have finally settled a decades-long mystery about the Moon’s magnetic field — and it ...

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The Sun's periods of rowdy activity may get all the glory, but even in its quieter times, our home star can subtly reshape ...

The modern-day 'Living Nostradamus', Athos Salomé, has shared a number of predictions around the events that he expects to ...

It is generally considered certain that the Moon did not have a strong magnetic field in its early days. However, samples ...

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The original story “ Physicists build a quantum Newton’s cradle where energy flows without resistance ” is published in The ...