Explore the fascinating lunar phenomenon of swirls in this 42-minute seminar presentation by Dr. Georgiana Kramer, Staff Scientist at LPI. Delve into the unique characteristics of lunar swirls, their association with magnetic anomalies, and competing hypotheses for their formation. Learn about space weathering processes on the Moon and how swirls defy typical aging patterns. Discover Dr. Kramer's research findings using orbital spectroscopic data, which support the theory that magnetic anomalies shield swirl surfaces from solar wind weathering. Gain insights into the broader implications of studying lunar swirls for understanding solar wind interactions, space weathering, and complex electromagnetic phenomena in the Solar System. Follow the presentation outline covering topics such as lunar composition, reflectance spectroscopy, mare basalt mapping, and the distribution of water on the Moon's surface.