10 Mysterious Moon Facts Episode 2

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From the presence of earthquakes caused by cold to the strange lights without explanation. Despite being our natural satellite, the Moon is full of mysteries and unique phenomena!
Get ready because we will show you ten impressive mysteries about the Moon below!
10. Transient light phenomena
These are among the most exciting and enigmatic mysteries observed on the Moon. These events are bright flashes that appear on the lunar surface and are characterized by briefness and high luminosity.
9. Lunar exosphere
Believe it or not, the Moon has an exosphere, the outermost layer of the lunar atmosphere, located around 1,000 kilometers above the lunar surface.
8. Volcanic activity
Although volcanic activity on the Moon is considered extinct, there is evidence that the Moon was once a much more active and tumultuous place
7. The Moon has no magnetic field of its own
Unlike the Earth, the Moon does not have a magnetic field. Earth's magnetic field is generated by the dynamo in the planet's outer core.,
6. Helium-3
Helium-3 is an isotope of helium that is believed to be an ideal fuel for nuclear fusion. Unlike nuclear fission, which produces radioactive waste, nuclear fusion is a cleaner energy source.
5. Cold Earthquakes
In 2009, NASA reported that data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance spacecraft Orbiter (LRO) indicated the existence of a phenomenon known as a "cold tidal wave" on the lunar surface.
4. Meteoroid Swarms
The Moon is exposed to constant meteoroid impacts as a celestial body in our solar system. These small rocky bodies drifting through space can collide with the lunar surface, leaving craters and scarring the surface.
3: " Pits "
The " pits " are a unique geological feature of the Moon. These are small, deep craters with no raised walls or rims like typical craters. Instead, the " pits " have a flat structure and a depression in the center.
2: Moon rocks on Earth
Moon rocks are of great interest to scientists, as they contain valuable information about the history of the Moon and the solar system. Since the Apollo 11 mission brought the first sample of lunar rock to Earth in 1969, about 382 kg of lunar rocks and soil have been collected.

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00:00 Intro
00:32 10) Transient light phenomena
1:56 9) Lunar exosphere
3:20 8) Volcanic activity
4:20 7) Moon magnetic field
5:35 6) helium-3
7:08 5) Cold earthquakes
8:32 4) Meteoroid Swarms
9:40 3) pits
11:35 2) moon rocks at earth
12:50 1) earth light

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