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New Brown University map rewrites what lunar geologists thought they knew about regolith depth

A Brown-led team has produced the most detailed estimate yet of how thick the moon's loose-rock blanket really is, with sharp implications for landing site selection and resource prospecting.

Ingrid Solheim · Monexus Science desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·15 Jul 2026
A Brown-led team has produced the most detailed estimate yet of how thick the moon's loose-rock blanket really is, with sharp implications for landing site selection and resource prospecting.
A Brown-led team has produced the most detailed estimate yet of how thick the moon's loose-rock blanket really is, with sharp implications for landing site selection and resource prospecting. sciencedaily.com / Photography

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