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  1. Researchers studied gold deposits in Western Australia and evidence of ancient meteorite impacts on Earth's crust.
  2. Orbiter confirmed ancient impact spike data involving Kaguya.

Japan's Kaguya orbiter spotted a specific pit on the lunar surface.

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Japan's Kaguya orbiter spotted a specific pit on the lunar surface.

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