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The Moon as a Forensic Artifact

Within Earth: Day Zero, the Moon is treated as a surviving forensic artifact rather than merely an astronomical object.

Its existence preserves information regarding early Earth processes that may no longer be recoverable from the terrestrial surface alone.

Why The Moon Matters

Earth has undergone billions of years of tectonic modification, erosion, mantle circulation, and crustal recycling.

The Moon preserves a different record.

Complementary Archive

The Earth and Moon together form a coupled system.

Information absent from one body may remain partially preserved within the other.

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