Anonymous
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6/22/2025, 11:46:40 PM
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6/22/2025, 11:46:40 PM
No.508383959
[Report]
>>508384271
>>508384287
>>508384408
>>508384547
>>508384558
>>508384596
>>508384798
>>508384986
>>508385125
>>508385239
>>508385494
>>508386841
moonbeads!
NASA found THESE orange beads from the moon a long time ago
they have been studied again and again and now it has proven how they were formed a billion years ago when moons volcano was active
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/06/250616040233.htm
there was no research instruments in 1970 that can do the same way can since 2010s
"It's like reading the journal of an ancient lunar volcanologist," said Ryan Ogliore [an associate professor of physics at Missouri's Washington University, which has a large repository of lunar samples that were returned to Earth].
"The beads are tiny, pristine capsules of the lunar interior..." says Ogliore. "We've had these samples for 50 years, but only now have the technology to fully understand them..."
they have been studied again and again and now it has proven how they were formed a billion years ago when moons volcano was active
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2025/06/250616040233.htm
there was no research instruments in 1970 that can do the same way can since 2010s
"It's like reading the journal of an ancient lunar volcanologist," said Ryan Ogliore [an associate professor of physics at Missouri's Washington University, which has a large repository of lunar samples that were returned to Earth].
"The beads are tiny, pristine capsules of the lunar interior..." says Ogliore. "We've had these samples for 50 years, but only now have the technology to fully understand them..."
