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How is regolith different from soil? PLEASE HELP ME. NO LINKS NO LINKS!!!!!!
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How is regolith different from soil? PLEASE HELP ME. NO LINKS NO LINKS!!!!!!

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Soil is a zone of plant growth and is a thin layer of mineral matter that normally contains organic material and is capable of supporting living plants. Regolith is inorganic and lies like a blanket over unfragmented rock.
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