The formation of the Moon remains obscure after＊400 years since Galileo saw that the Moon was mountainous in 1609.The current hypothesis is that the Moon formed through a low-angle collision between the Earth and Mar...The formation of the Moon remains obscure after＊400 years since Galileo saw that the Moon was mountainous in 1609.The current hypothesis is that the Moon formed through a low-angle collision between the Earth and Mar-size impactor,which is known as the Giant Impact model（e.g.Benz et al.1989）.The giant impact should be sufficiently展开更多
文摘The formation of the Moon remains obscure after＊400 years since Galileo saw that the Moon was mountainous in 1609.The current hypothesis is that the Moon formed through a low-angle collision between the Earth and Mar-size impactor,which is known as the Giant Impact model（e.g.Benz et al.1989）.The giant impact should be sufficiently
