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Moon sources

by Steve Sealey on Mar 3rd, 2024 22:33 PM

How quickly is the appearance of the planets and their satellites under the influence of external factors can change, how fast is the moon rusting? On the example of the Moon, you can see how many primary and secondary reasons can modify the external perception of this satellite.

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Re: Moon sources

by naturalpearl on Mar 7th, 2024 04:55 AM

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Re: Moon sources

by timothyferriss on Jan 14th, 2025 09:33 AM

The Moon's "rusting" is a slow process that occurs due to external factors like solar wind, rather than the rapid oxidation typical of Earth’s environments. Changes to the Moon's surface occur primarily bitlife simulator through impacts and radiation, and any modifications in its appearance from these factors unfold over very long periods.

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