Moon's mantle water levels decline
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China's Chang'e 6 lunar samples suggest our moon is debris from an ancient giant Earth impact
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China 's Chang'e 6 mission found there's less water in the mantle beneath the farside of the moon.
The findings bolster the theory that the moon formed when a giant, Mars -size protoplanet slammed into the young Earth about 4.5 billion years ago .
The lander's robotic drill and scoop collected 4.27 lbs ( 1.935 kilograms ) of basaltic regolith from the SPA basin before returning it to Earth .
The analysis of the Chang'e 6 samples was reported on April 9 in the journal Nature .
Despite being as dry as a bone, the moon's farside continues to be one of endless fascination.
The analysis was published in Nature 's journal Nature , April 9 .
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