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China launched its Chang'e 6 lunar far side sample return mission in early May .
A new study published in National Science Review has given us our first insight into the precious material collected from the far side of the moon.
Researchers found the collected samples have a lower density compared to previous lunar samples retrieved from the lunar near side.
The samples also hold a lower concentration of KREEP , a rock signature short for potassium.
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