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Moon's interior 'did hold water'
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7-9-2008 2:04 PM
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7-9-2008
3:11 PM
Mohir
well i did it again
seems i clip the same news,
sorry for that.
7-9-2008
4:11 PM
shunyax
no prob.mohir
after all good news
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