时差N小时:月球表面的记号为何不消失?(上)
日期:2018-04-01 09:00

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In 1969 when Neil Armstrong said “That’s one small step…”, he made a lasting impression.
1969年,当时阿姆斯特朗的名言“人类一小步”给人留下了难以磨灭的印象uapdGQyl#CTWg)qDnfLB
On the moon, that is. Marks on the surface of the moon don’t disappear the way marks on the Earth do; a great example is the impact craters we can see dotting the moon’s surface.
月球表面也是这样b3b^4bGdbl。其表面的记号不会像地球那样轻易消失z.SJ!7*rSDO.B%omm。最典型的例子就是人类肉眼可见的月球表面密密麻麻的陨石坑QT2OA15V*pvRd_
Many of them are billions of years old!
其中很多陨石坑的历史长达数十亿年S7BJ+qK6UxbW2!W+!W

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But Why?
为什么呢?
If you write your name in the sand at the beach, one day later there’s no sign you were there. What’s the difference?
如果你在沙滩上写下自己的名字,那么一天后,名字就会消失DqG@TPs@n.|。两者的差别在哪呢?
Here’s an experiment you can do to find out. Take two pans and fill them with soil and sand mixed together.
你可以利用实验寻找差别Pv4N^zm_C;!。首先准备两口平底锅,再将土和沙子掺在一起装进锅里VD1n65=QbjN~e
Now have some young person press her or his hand down into the mixture to make an imprint.
然后让几个年轻人把手放在沙土中留下印记FU)up~Apr+am=-v7T
One of these surfaces will represent the Earth, and one the moon.
其中一口平底锅代表地球,另一口代表月球WP28M^ZhnX#&6Ax_VxQ

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