Explained the appearance of the mysterious patterns on the surface of the moon Scientists of Rutgers University (USA) explained the occurrence on the moon’s surface “vortices” — light wavy patterns whose origins have long remained unclear. This publication reports Science Alert. Upstairs It is known that the location of the lunar vortices coincides with areas of high magnetic field strength. At the same time the Moon does not have a rotating core, which is able to generate a global magnetic field. Although each vortex has associated with it a magnetic anomaly, not in Dating patterns. In addition, the vortices are less pronounced and less complex with the height of the surface on which they are formed. Also they are less susceptible to weathering than the surrounding regolith, with the result that retained their relatively high albedo. The simulation results showed that turbulence needs to occur in the immediate vicinity of
