How the moon, our world’s only satellite, came to be is still fully explained. While there are many theories on this subject, the most widely accepted theory is: The moon was formed as a result of the collision of Earth and a minor planet. predicts. Today a new theory of collision has emerged from the scientific community.

Scientists from the University of Durham performed a simulation using a supercomputer. In the simulation in which hundreds of different collisions are calculated Factors such as the angle of impact, the velocity and the rotational speed of the colliding planets were discussed.

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Scientists explained that previous simulations in their studies may have produced incorrect results. He shared that their own large-scale simulation revealed the closest visible satellite to the moon. According to the results of the simulation, in order for a moon to appear as the moon, this collision must high speed and violent it had to.

On the other hand, the main result was that the Moon formed very quickly after the collision. According to scientists, this collision The Resemblance of the Moon’s Isotopic Structure with the Earth’s Internal Structure can explain.