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Articles tagged: giant impact hypothesis

  • Apollo program, giant impact hypothesis, Lunar samples, Moon formation, potassium isotopes 13 September 2016 Scientists prove the Moon was created by a vaporised Earth

    ... parts of the solar system generally have different isotopic compositions. "So people decided to change the giant impact hypothesis," said Kun Wang, assistant professor in Earth and Planetary Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis, and...

    • Apollo program
    • giant impact hypothesis
    • Lunar samples
    • Moon formation
    • potassium isotopes
  • Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science Division (ARES), giant impact hypothesis, Moon formation 04 February 2019 The Moon is a mini-Earth suggests new research

    ... that of the Earth and factoring in elements such as post-impact disk processes, and the formation of the Moon’s small metallic ... the lunar mantle because they never re-condensed after the giant impact. Instead says Righter, they stayed in a gas phase...

    • Astromaterials Research and Exploration Science Division (ARES)
    • giant impact hypothesis
    • Moon formation
  • mars, Solar System, space travel, water January 2018 When it comes to water Mars may not be the promised land

    ... not melt the northern hemisphere. This figure is significantly lower than the energy released by the Southern Giant Impact hypothesis that did produce volcanism all over the southern hemisphere. It is therefore reasonable to assume that the original...

    • mars
    • Solar System
    • space travel
    • water
    Authors: Giovanni Leone    
  • DART, Dawn, Hyabusa, Kuiper Belt objects, Lucy, MMX, New Horizons, Psyche, robotic mission, Rosetta, Small body mission January 2020 Small body missions unveil interplanetary secrets

    ... touch on how the Earth obtained its water as well as the organic compounds necessary for life. The giant impact hypothesis is the best theory of the formation of the Earth. Soon after a proto-Earth had formed, it collided with...

    • DART
    • Dawn
    • Hyabusa
    • Kuiper Belt objects
    • Lucy
    • MMX
    • New Horizons
    • Psyche
    • robotic mission
    • Rosetta
    • Small body mission
    Authors: James Green    
  • mars, Moon formation, olivine, Trojans 06 November 2020 The Moon could have a long-lost "twin" in orbit around Mars

    ...our planet to form the Moon. This is known as the giant-impact hypothesis and a shard from such a collision could have reached the... a crater as wide as the planet itself. Such a colossal impact could easily have sent 101429 on its way to the planet’s ...

    • mars
    • Moon formation
    • olivine
    • Trojans

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