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The team
then confirmed through a series of tests that hydrogen had been
present all along, and the samples had not been infused by hydrogen-rich
solar winds or tainted by other volatiles such as meteors, as had
been previously suggested.
"This confirms that water comes from deep within
the mantle of the Moon," said lead author Alberto Saal, assistant
professor of geological sciences at Brown University. "It has
nothing to do with secondary processes, such as contamination or
solar wind."
TO BE CONTINUED
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