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Earth's magnetic field may move tiny air particles to the Moon (Level A1) — a close up of a circular object with a toothbrush in it

Earth's magnetic field may move tiny air particles to the MoonCEFR A1

17 Dec 2025

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Adapted from Lindsey Valich-Rochester, Futurity • CC BY 4.0

Photo by Tomohiro Amaha, Unsplash

Level A1 – Beginner
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  • Scientists study how Earth and the moon connect closely.
  • Tiny pieces of Earth's air can reach the moon.
  • Moon soil has water and other gases.
  • The Apollo missions brought soil back to Earth.
  • Computers show how particles move from Earth to moon.
  • The transfer happens slowly over very long time.
  • The moon may keep a record of Earth.
  • More gases on the moon could help people.
  • This idea may change how we go to space.

Difficult words

  • scientist — a person who studies nature and facts
    Scientists
  • particle — a very small piece of matter
    particles
  • soil — the top layer of ground
  • gas — a type of air or vapor
    gases
  • transfer — the act of moving something
  • record — something that keeps information for later

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Discussion questions

  • Would you like to visit the moon?
  • Have you heard of the Apollo missions?
  • Do you think moon gases could help people?

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