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Scientists are puzzled at basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope of light on the moon. This basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope situation is happening basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope times a week. Sometimes the flashes are basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope; at other times they are basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope. On occasion, there are basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope on the moon that become basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope. Experts are wondering what is causing the flashes. A meteorite basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope can make the moon's surface glow basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope. The flashes could occur when electrically charged particles of basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope wind hit moon dust.

A basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope has been set up to look at the moon. A professor said that basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope activities on the moon move its surface. He said basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope that reflect basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope could escape from the basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope and cause the flashes. He added that the moon basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope have been happening since the 1950s, "but they have not been basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope observed". The professor said countries that want to build a basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope on the moon should be " basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope with the local basebrieflyconditionsdarkerfamiliarflashesgasesinteriorlongplacesseismicseveralshortsolarstrangestrikesufficientlysunlighttelescope".