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Say hello to Changesite-(Y)— the sixth new lunar mineral(月球矿物)!

Chinese scientists found it in moon samples(样品)brought back by the Chang’e 5 lunar probe in December 2020. It has become the first lunar mineral found by Chinese scientists, making China the third nation in the world, after the United States and Russia, to have achieved such a success, reported China Daily.

Changesite-(Y)looks crystal(晶莹的)clear like a diamond. But its chemical content is different from any other known mineral.(A)It has a high level of rare earth(稀土), reported China Science Daily. Li Ziying, chief scientist of the lunar sample research, said that the finding of this new mineral will help researchers study the history and physical traits(特征)of the moon. The value of the rare earth in(B)it will also be studied.

(C)Besides the new mineral, scientists also measured the content(含量)of helium-3(氦-3from the Chang’e 5 samples. Helium-3 is a valuable fuel(燃料)that can provide safer nuclear energy(核能). It is not radioactive(放射性的)and would not produce dangerous waste. On Earth, we have only 15 to 20 tons of helium-3 that can be used. But after studying the moon’s soil, scientists said there could be at least 1 million tons of helium-3 on the moon. That’s enough for all people on Earth to have clean energy for 10,000 years!

1. 把文中(A)处画线句子翻译成汉语。
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4. 找出文中提到的地球和月球上可被利用的 Helium-3 的含量。
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5. 简要概括本文大意(短语和句子均可)。
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