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Recent research indicates that Earth's mantle contains two large blobs, remnants of Theia, the ancient planet whose collision with Earth led to the moon's creation. This discovery offers fresh insights into the moon's formation and Earth's early history. In the 1980s, geophysicists made a startli
The moon, located some 239,000 miles from Earth, is a curious, cratered world. Here are facts about the moon you didn't know.
Moon-sized "blobs" of dense material near Earth's core first discovered in the 1980s may be the remnants of an ancient planet, Theia, that collided with Earth to form the moon, according to new research.
A new study suggests that two continent-sized blobs of unusual material located deep near the center of the Earth are remnants of an ancient planet that violently collided with Earth billions of years ago, in the same giant impact that created our moon.