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The lunar mare are found:

The lunar mare are found:
A) almost entirely on the far side, which was more likely to be hit.
B) almost entirely on Earth side, where the crust was thinner.
C) anywhere large meteor impacts created deep basins.
D) not at all, since no liquid water really exists on the Moon.
E) mainly in the south polar region, where the largest impact occurred.

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This astronomy class is killing me, thanks for chiming in and answering

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