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Thursday, October 30, 2008

Tidal Forces and Moon

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Newton proposed that every object with mass exerts a gravitational pull or force on every other object with mass in the universe. Well, the ...

Impact theory of moon

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The favored theory today combines elements of the daughter theory and the capture theory in something called an impact theory. Most astronom...

Captive theory of moon

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A third theory suggests that the moon was formed independently and far from the earth, but was later captured by the earth’s gravitational p...

A sister theory of moon

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Another theory holds that the moon formed separately near the earth from the same material that formed the earth. In effect, the earth and t...

Daughter theory of moon

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The oldest of the four theories speculates that the moon was originally part of the earth, and was somehow spun off a rapidly spinning, part...
Friday, October 17, 2008

Understanding Moon Phases

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Take the time to observe the moon through all of its phases. When the moon is about three or four days “old,” Mare Crisium and other vivid ...

What You Can See On The Moon?

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Even if you don’t have a telescope, there are some very interesting lunar observations you can make. Have you ever thought that the moon loo...
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