Astronomy Homework Solutions
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Comparing the ages of the Earth and Moon.
If the ages of the Earth and Moon are nearly identical, as believed, why are most rocks found on the Moon so much older than earth rocks?
This solution discusses the reason behind the difference between the types of rocks on Earth and those on the Moon.
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