Moon's Ancient Magnetic Field
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•The oldest evidence of Earth's atmosphere may be hiding in rocks on the moon
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Lunar rocks that Apollo astronauts brought back to Earth 50 years ago show signs of magnetism.
The moon has not had a magnetic field for at least 4.36 billion years .
That's exciting, because it means the moon could hold a record of Earth 's earliest existence.
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