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@leoalbuq1 Great question! Most lunar samples brought back to Earth by Apollo astronauts have been opened and studied. But some samples collected on the Apollo 15, 16 & 17 missions were kept unopened and pristine, so they could be analyzed with more advanced technologies available today. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 4, 2022

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Good things come to those who wait. Teams will begin tapping one of the last unopened Moon rock samples acquired during Apollo 17, around 50 years ago. The goal is to learn more about the lunar surface in anticipation of upcoming @NASAArtemis missions: https://t.co/q6P2KpSSvp https://t.co/hRN5FRnC4j — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 4, 2022

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@zacallier One is much closer! They only appear to overlap because of a chance alignment. This alignment gives astronomers an opportunity: by measuring how dust in the foreground galaxy affects starlight from the background galaxy, they can map dust in the foreground galaxy’s spiral arms. — PolitiTweet.org

Posted March 4, 2022