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the near side. However, the reason is still
a mystery. Only on site exploration▓ might reveal the secrets.The moon and E
arth shared a similar "childhood." But traces of the remote past on Earth have been erased by geological activities. "The moon might provide some insights to the ea▓rly history of Earth," said Lin Yangting, a re
sear▓cher at the Institute of Geology and Geophysics.▓Exploring th
e Von Karman Crater in the SPA Basin is meaningful in another sense. The crater wa▓s named after a Hungarian-American mathematician, aerospace engineer and physicist in▓ the 20th century, who was also the t▓eacher of Qian Xuesen and Gu