Lunar swirls are unique, enigmatic features found on the surface of the Moon, characterized by their bright, wavy patterns that can be several kilometers long. They are generally thought to be caused by ancient volcanic processes or the interaction of the lunar surface with the solar wind and magnetic fields. Lunar swirls are often associated with areas of the Moon that have a stronger magnetic field compared to their surroundings.
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