How did the Earth's Moon Form and How Has It Evolved Over Time?
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The earth's moon has been a subject of intrigue to scientists for centuries. The moon is a 4.53 billion year old, rocky object covered by craters, mountains, plains and faults. It is 384,000 kilometers away from the earth and revolves around it approximately every 29 days. (Hartmann & Philips, 1986) It has little more than half the density of the earth and no atmosphere, hydrosphere, or magnetosphere. The moon is proportionally quite large when compared to the size
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Online), 11/16/2004 http://www.psi.edu/projects/moon/moon.html Jaroff, Leon. (2001, August) Moon Blast! New Insights into the Birth of Our Satellite. Time Magazine, Volume 158 No. 8. Mackenzie, Dana. (1999, January) Moon-Forming Crash Is Likely in New Model. Science Magazine, Volume 238 i5398, 15 Melosh, Jay. (2001, August) A new model Moon. Nature Magazine, Volume 412, 694-695. Roach, John. (2004, August) Moon Derives From Earth, Space Object, Study Says. National Geographic News. Shoemaker, Eugene. (1964, November) The Moon Close Up. National Geographic, 690-707