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10-1 The Moon’s airless, dry surface is covered with plains and craters universe10e_ch10_2.html5348770a757a2e066a000000
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10-2 Human exploration of the Moon in the 1960s and 1970s has been continued by robotic spacecraft universe10e_ch10_3.html5348770a757a2e066a000000
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10-3 The Moon has no global magnetic field but has a small molten core universe10e_ch10_4.html5348770a757a2e066a000000
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10-4 Lunar rocks reveal a geologic history quite unlike that of Earth universe10e_ch10_5.html5348770a757a2e066a000000
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10-5 The Moon probably formed from debris cast into space when a huge protoplanet struck the young Earth universe10e_ch10_6.html5348770a757a2e066a000000
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