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  • Jault Dominique. Planetary science: Ancient lunar dynamo: The differential rotation between the Moon's core and mantle may have powered the ancient lunar dynamo, either continuously over several hundred million years or intermittently after large impacts.. Nature, Nature Publishing Group, 2011, 479 (7372), pp.183-184. ⟨10.1038/479183a⟩
  • JaultDominique . Planetary science: Ancient lunar dynamo: The differential rotation between the Moon's core and mantle may have powered the ancient lunar dynamo, either continuously over several hundred million years or intermittently after large impacts. . Nature, Nature Publishing Group, 2011, 479 (7372), pp.183-184 . ⟨10.1038/479183a⟩
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  • Planetary science: Ancient lunar dynamo: The differential rotation between the Moon's core and mantle may have powered the ancient lunar dynamo, either continuously over several hundred million years or intermittently after large impacts.
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  • 10.1038/479183a
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