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Moon dust model could help astronauts read ancient supernova records
Key Takeaways
- Scientists developed a stochastic model to decode how impacts mix lunar regolith.
- The Moon may preserve supernova-derived radioactive isotopes for 80 to 100 million years or more.
- The approach could guide future astronauts toward better lunar core-sampling sites.
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