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A research team from Jilin University in China made a groundbreaking discovery by finding natural few-layer graphene in lunar regolith samples obtained by the Chang'e-5 lunar mission. This discovery has excited Chinese netizens who speculate that the Moon could become the next contested resource hub. The research provides new insights into the geological activities, evolutionary history, and environmental characteristics of the Moon, with potential implications for planetary geological evolution and resource utilization. The findings were published in the National Science Review under the title 'Discovery of Natural Few-Layer Graphene on the Moon'.
Source: YAHOO