The Moon's Origins REVEALED

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The Moon's Origins REVEALED - Join us as we unveil the long-standing mystery surrounding the origins of the Moon. Scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries that shed light on how our closest celestial neighbor was born. Watch this video to finally understand the fascinating story behind the Moon's birth. Discover the latest revelations that are reshaping our understanding of the universe.
Discover the captivating story behind the moon's birth in our latest deep-dive video! 🌕 Scientists have long pondered the origins of our celestial neighbor, and recent discoveries are rewriting the history books. Join us as we unveil the astonishing secrets and groundbreaking theories that explain how the moon came into existence. Was it a colossal cosmic collision or a more mysterious event? Watch now to uncover the truth and explore the mysteries of the moon's formation. Don't miss out on this mind-blowing journey through time and space!
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OUTLINE:
00:00:00 Unveiling the Moon's Mysterious Birth
00:00:39 The Stage is Set
00:01:00 A Collision of Worlds
00:01:58 The Debris Dance
00:02:52 A New Satellite Is Born
00:03:45 Stabilizing Earth's Wobble
00:04:32 Tidal Rhythms
00:05:29 Cultural Impact
00:06:30 Scientific Revelations
00:07:18 The Moon and Life
00:08:12 The Future of Lunar Exploration
00:09:12 Why It Matters
00:10:12 Conclusion
00:11:00 References and Further Reading
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[@bosscat1979]

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[@christophermartin8366]

Not bad....this is quite accurate and very up to date. Usually won't watch a channel with so few subs....but good work... even gave it a like....

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[@oliverlloyd8762]

I would find it hard to believe that we would have any oceans or atmosphere left after such a collusion. I would imagine the planet Earth would look like the Moon.

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[@joetrosclair8434]

Collision

[@brianmcdaniels8249]

Bethany Evans figured it out. Madea is planet 9/10. It was the neptune size planet and its core is 11 times the size of earth and f,loating around the kuiper blt. It is what made the moon, hit venus and spun it the other way, and every couple million years or so, Earth turns into the snowball earth. Thats because this giant "comet" comes bacvk intyo the inner solar system and drops liquid hydrogen all over the planets.

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[@PaulStClair-or3gj]

All the scientists agree on one fact about the moon; 'IT SHOULDN'T BE THERE! 🌜

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[@dirtwizard5647]

4039 BCE placed into dead orbit by Anunnaki. Great story tho.

[@christophermartin8366]

lol...another one of those silly con theories....

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[@1483TBird]

If you weren't there to see it, I ain't buying it

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[@mrliberty8468]

Why is there not a relics of a planetary ring ... nothing? Weird
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[@shannon8006]

Speculation

[@christophermartin8366]

it is well understood...demonstrable, and factual.

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[@shannon8006]

@@christophermartin8366 this is an ancient theory. Our moon is an exception to this theory.

[@danielhenderson9084]

The moon is not natural.

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[@joetrosclair8434]

Your mom isn’t natural

[@oohbadbad]

Collision??? If that's true then why is the moon older than the earth 🌎???

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[@troyrosacker2499]

First off, no way we can tell that the moon moves millimeters away from earth, sorry but that's to minor of a distance for a scientific statement like that, and how come when it showed debris floating it was space ship or a space station debris not rocks?

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[@jtalada]

NO

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