Chang’e-6 Samples Unlock Moon’s Geological Secrets
Chinese researchers uncover how the South Pole-Aitken Basin impact shaped the moon’s geological history, revealing insights from Chang’e-6 lunar samples.
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Lunar Far Side Impact Altered Moon’s Mantle, Study Reveals
Chinese researchers discover ancient lunar impact caused mantle volatile loss, explaining differences between the moon’s near and far sides through Chang’e-6 mission data analysis.
New Study Casts Doubt on Europa’s Potential to Host Life
New research challenges Europa’s ability to sustain life, citing lack of essential seafloor activity in its subsurface ocean. Findings impact astrobiology studies and space mission planning.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Rare Meteorite Crater on Mountain Ridge
Chinese scientists have discovered a rare meteorite crater on a mountain ridge in Heilongjiang Province, marking the first such find in this terrain and offering new insights into Earth’s geological history.
Smaller Storms May Be What Fuels Jupiter’s Great Red Spot
Scientists discover that smaller storms may fuel Jupiter’s Great Red Spot, preventing it from shrinking. Without these storms, the massive Jovian tempest could fade within 950 days, new research reveals.
Chinese Scientists Uncover Secrets of Atmosphere Loss in Low-Mass Exoplanets
Chinese scientists have unveiled new mechanisms behind atmospheric escape in low-mass exoplanets, providing fresh insights into planetary evolution and the factors affecting habitability.