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A new model Moon

Jay Melosh ()
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Jay Melosh: Lunar and Planetary Lab West, University of Arizona

Nature, 2001, vol. 412, issue 6848, 694-695

Abstract: The most sophisticated simulations yet of the Moon's birth show that it could have been created from an impact of a large body with a fully formed, rather than half-formed, Earth.

Date: 2001
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