the origon of the moon

the origon of the moon

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Originally posted by karoly aczel
the moon was created when a giant meteor hit the earth and part of it got dislodged thus creating our moon.
Agree, disagree? Any evidence without referring me to another site?
Except it wasn't a giant meteor, it was a planet the size of mercury or mars. I think part of the evidence is still here on Earth, the basin that is the south pacific ocean, a depression I think had its origin in that blast.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
..., the basin that is the south pacific ocean, a depression I think had its origin in that blast.
That theory was originated before the theory of tectonics. When Earths surface was molten (or just a thin hot crust), nothing can remain from then till now.

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
That theory was originated before the theory of tectonics. When Earths surface was molten (or just a thin hot crust), nothing can remain from then till now.
I think there is more going on there than plate tectonics. There is an imbalance there.

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Originally posted by sonhouse
I think there is more going on there than plate tectonics. There is an imbalance there.
Any trace 4½ million of years after the collision is gone.

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Originally posted by FabianFnas
Any trace 4½ million of years after the collision is gone.
Well 4 billion, but who's counting🙂

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Originally posted by sonhouse
Well 4 billion, but who's counting🙂
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