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Astronomers have long been stumped as to how the moon's atmosphere survives.
The moon's thin atmosphere is so fragile that it's better known as an exosphere.
A NASA lunar orbiter investigated the moon in 2013 revealed the existence of its atmosphere.
A new study suggests impact vaporization and solar sputtering may be playing a role in shaping the lunar atmosphere.
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