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China ’s graphene find in 2 billion-year-old moon soil defies origin theory.
Graphene discovered in individual flakes and as part of a “carbon shell” enclosing elements like sodium, magnesium, aluminum, silicon, calcium, tin, and iron.
The structure of the graphene indicates it was formed through “high-temperature processes resulting from volcanic eruptions,” which might have allowed iron-bearing lunar soil to interact with the solar winds.
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