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Giant impact may have formed Moon within hours, say scientists

Giant impact may have formed Moon within hours, say scientists
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How was Moon created? Lunar rocks tell a different story

The Moon is thought to have formed following a collision 4.5 billion years ago between the young Earth and a Mars-sized object, called Theia.

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Computer simulations showcase alternate theories of how the moon was formed

Computer simulations created by scientists showcase alternate theories of how the moon was created through a giant impact, challenging the prevailing belief that the moon was formed from a disk of debris orbiting the Earth.

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Computer simulations showcase alternate theories of how the moon was formed

Computer simulations showcase alternate theories of how the moon was formed
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Supercomputer Simulation Shows Possible Moon Origin

A new supercomputer simulation reveals the moon's possible origin. Experts claimed that the moon may have formed faster than previously believed.

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