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On Earth, almost all evidence of early extraterrestrial impact events has been erased by erosion, biological activity, and continental drift. On the Moon, there is no such erasure. Its surface contains an intact chemical record of all the asteroids that have ever struck it. Thus, when scientists examined rocks brought back from the Moon, they expected to find that most debris had been formed during the solar system's creation. The prevailing hypothesis held that the solar system had formed in a steady progression from disorder to order, with many initial lunar impacts rapidly tapering off as space debris diminished. However, analyses found that most of the lunar material had been created by impacts 3.9 billion years ago, 700 million years after the solar system's formation.
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