Traditionally the Moon is considered “boring” by space plasma physicists. Indeed, no dense atmosphere/ionosphere, no large scale magnetic field, and the solar wind absorption by non-conductive surface make this body an outcast among “exciting” objects being the primary interest for space plasma physics. However, lunar exploration for the last 20 – 25 years revealed a completely different picture of our only satellite. The Moon is non-magnetized body but possesses magnetic anomalies, localized (mostly on the far side) magnetic field structures of
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