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Ejecta Defined
Hard-to-find craters can reveal age-old mysteries of Earth
Published August 19, 2008, 1:17 am, Daily Journal
The moon's pockmarked face stands as mute witness to the chaos that reigned in the solar system in the eons following the Big Bang, when objects flying at unimaginable speeds slammed repeatedly into the lunar surface.
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Fri May 30
- Strange Ring Found Circling Dead Star: "Wachter and her colleagues think that the ring, which is unlike anything ever seen before, formed in 1998 when the crusty iron surface of the magnetar cracked and erupted in a giant flare." Space is awesome.
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- Google Image Result for http://www.swi sseduc.ch/stro mboli/glossary /icons/lapilli .jpg: Lapilli vom Vesuv. Foto: J. Alean
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