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‘Lunar swirls’ have confused scientists for years. New NASA moon data might clear things up

Submit on Saturday, November 11th, 2023 04:11

“Finding a relationship with topography in one swirl location could just be a fluke, but finding it in two vastly separate swirl regions is harder to ignore.”

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