The magnetic field on the Moon is produced by the ancient meteorite

A recent scientific study shows that "abnormal" phenomena on the Moon are remnants of an ancient meteorite that appeared four billion years ago.

The study results indicate that the crashes of the southern Lunar asteroids have created a giant crater on the surface of the Moon. This is also the largest crater in the solar system.

Lots of craters on the surface of the Moon.

This crater has a diameter of about 2,400km. Part of the diameter of this crater helped scientists explain the existence of a magnetic field in the moon's crust.

Scientists also found evidence that the Moon was created from its own magnetic field. However, these are only initial signs, not enough to convince scientists to give an explanation of the Moon's abnormal phenomenon.

'Many questions surrounding the magnetism we find on the Moon's surface correlate with its geological structure. An asteroid can be created from collisions of other asteroids in the universe ' - According to astronomer Stewart - Mukhopadhyay.

In the research program on the Moon's magnetic field, experts designed models to simulate the impact and process of crater formation.

Scientists also hope to study the structure of the solar system and the formation of magnetic fields on planets.