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Clean Energy & Climate Transition 05 Oct 2026, 08:06 AM IST

Buried Lunar Rock May Rewrite the Moon’s Magnetic Past

A newly studied buried rock on the Moon’s far side is adding weight to the idea that the Moon once generated a long-lived internal magnetic field, a finding that could reshape scientific understanding of lunar evolution. The research, tied to samples and observations from China’s Chang’e-6 mission, suggests the Moon’s magnetic history may have been more complex and more Earth-like than previously believed.

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Clean Energy & Climate TransitionJust now (04:42 AM IST)

Buried Lunar Rock May Recast the Moon’s Magnetic Past

A newly studied buried rock on the Moon’s far side is offering scientists a fresh way to reconstruct the Moon’s ancient magnetic field, a feature that has long defied easy explanation. The findings, tied to samples and orbital data from Chinese and international missions, could help clarify how the Moon generated and then lost a magnetic dynamo billions of years ago.

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World Sports03 Oct 2026, 05:47 AM IST

Buried Lunar Rock May Recast the Moon’s Magnetic Past

A newly studied rock from the Moon’s far side could help resolve one of lunar science’s longest-running mysteries: how the Moon once generated a magnetic field comparable in some respects to Earth’s. Researchers say the sample, returned by China’s Chang’e-6 mission, preserves evidence of an ancient magnetic signal that may point to a hidden volcanic structure and a more dynamic lunar interior than previously assumed.

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World SportsJust now (01:21 PM IST)

Buried Lunar Rock Offers Fresh Clues to the Moon’s Lost Magnetic Past

A newly studied rock sample from the Moon’s far side is helping scientists revisit one of lunar science’s longest-running mysteries: how the Moon generated and then lost its ancient magnetic field. The findings add weight to the idea that the Moon once had a far more complex internal dynamo than previously understood, with implications for planetary evolution far beyond lunar geology.

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Global Health & BiotechSpecial Report (Sept 27, 2026)

The Low-Earth Orbit Bandwidth Wars: SpaceX Starlink, Amazon Kuiper, and the Scramble for Spectrum

Low-Earth orbit has become the world’s newest contested infrastructure layer: a crowded, capital-intensive communications zone where bandwidth, orbital slots and radio spectrum are now strategic assets. SpaceX’s Starlink has already placed more than 6,000 active satellites in orbit, creating a first-mover advantage in global broadband, while Amazon’s Project Kuiper is racing to build a rival network before spectrum and customer relationships harden around one dominant platform. The deeper fight is not only about satellites, but about governance. The International Telecommunication Union’s spectrum rules, national licensing regimes, debris-mitigation standards and direct-to-cell partnerships are shaping who can operate, where, and at what scale. As orbital congestion rises, the commercial prize is expanding connectivity; the systemic risk is a cascade of interference, collision and regulatory fragmentation that could turn LEO into a bottleneck rather than a breakthrough.

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