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The Moon's current and past magnetic field, including its composition, strength, and the scientific debate surrounding its origins.
differ from in predictable ways: they are dominantly anhydrous igneous lithologies rich in plagioclase, pyroxene and olivine with distinctive Fe–Ti oxide abundances, low alkali and chalcophile element...
; it is a differentiated rocky body with a crust, mantle and a small metallic core, composed largely of silicate minerals and metal alloys rather than organic dairy products . Direct samples returned ...
The Moon does not currently possess a global, Earth-like dipolar magnetic field, but its surface carries localized magnetic anomalies and geological records that imply episodes of stronger magnetism i...