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The final issue of 2024 showcases the rich analyses of the samples returned to Earth from asteroid Ryugu by the Hayabusa 2 mission that have been published in Nature Astronomy over the past few years.
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a=86400The final issue of 2024 showcases the rich analyses of the samples returned to Earth from asteroid Ryugu by the Hayabusa 2 mission that have been published in Nature Astronomy over the past few years.
The tail-end accretion hypothesis of planet formation posits that the early Moon underwent heavy impacts. Viscous relaxation erased lunar impact basins that formed shortly after the solidification of the lunar magma ocean, explaining the low number of basins currently present on the Moon.