Marslike planet X crashes into primordial earth, it's core sinks into the earth, increases the size of earth and greatly reduces it's rotation. Debris from both planetary bodies is ejected, some lost into space forever, most onto and around earth, eventually the left over material coalesces in a process called "accretion" into the moon.
That's why the moon was made of such similar stuff to earth... Or so the theory goes.
This is not working, simply because of its lack of explanation of the relationship between the moon, earth and the plane of the ecliptic. The most sensible, coherent and in-depth hypothesis on the formation of the moon is in the Impact And Exit Event hypothesis. See more at theimpactandexitevent com
Oh, there's so much I don't know about astrophysics. I wish I'd read that book by that wheelchair guy.
DeviousBetrayer 10 months ago
0:08 = Google Chrome. =P
ramonfrar 1 year ago
Marslike planet X crashes into primordial earth, it's core sinks into the earth, increases the size of earth and greatly reduces it's rotation. Debris from both planetary bodies is ejected, some lost into space forever, most onto and around earth, eventually the left over material coalesces in a process called "accretion" into the moon.
That's why the moon was made of such similar stuff to earth... Or so the theory goes.
Moirera 1 year ago
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This is not working, simply because of its lack of explanation of the relationship between the moon, earth and the plane of the ecliptic. The most sensible, coherent and in-depth hypothesis on the formation of the moon is in the Impact And Exit Event hypothesis. See more at theimpactandexitevent com
..It makes perfect sense to me...
Lallybunch 1 year ago
what
stickmanpwner64 1 year ago
So what's the moon made of?
Thanks for the vid :)
819718 2 years ago
The same materials as what you would find on our planet.
LordTyrannus 2 years ago
makes sense`
scrennert 3 years ago
very cool
pajamaninja367 4 years ago