A new study suggests that the Moon is significantly older than previously believed, possibly forming up to 4.51 billion years ...

almost all lunar rock samples point to the younger age. But a few rare crystals of zirconium silicate, known as zircons, are significantly older. How is this possible? In the current study, the ...

Its crust, however, appears around 80 to 160 million ... One of the most striking inconsistencies is of a stony nature: Almost all lunar rock samples point to the younger age.

“Lunar rocks samples therefore don’t reveal their original ... The violent volcanism shaped its crust around 4.35 billion years ago. The solution to the riddle The new findings also resolve ...

Cratons are ancient, stable parts of the Earth's continental crust. The North Atlantic ... evidence as they examined exploration samples of kimberlite, a rock that often contains diamonds, from ...