There's No Wind on the Moon, So How Does Dust Shift and Swirl So Quickly?
Scientists at the Planetary Science Institute explain that lunar swirls may be related to magnetic anomalies and lunar topography.
Source: universetoday.com
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Scientists at the Planetary Science Institute explain that lunar swirls may be related to magnetic anomalies and lunar topography.