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Space.com<\/a>: „China’s Chang’e-4 lunar rover<\/a> has discovered an unusually colored, ‚gel-like‘ substance during its exploration activities on the far side of the moon.“ – „So far, mission scientists haven’t offered any indication as to the nature of the colored substance and have said only that it is „gel-like“ and has an „unusual color.“ One possible explanation, outside researchers suggested, is that the substance is melt glass created from meteorites striking the surface of the moon.“<\/p>\n

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