k Artwork of the early EarthMoon system The Earth had recently formed when it was struck by a protoplanet called Theia roughly three times the size of Mars. Debris from the impact went into orbit, while the cores of the two planets merged. Later collisions in this ring led to the formation of the Moon, probably within just a few thousand years. Initially the Earth and Moon were much closer together than they are now, and spinning more quickly. Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Artwork of the early Earth Moon system The Earth had recently formed when it was struck by a protoplanet   called Theia   roughly three times the size of Mars. Debris from the impact went into orbit, while the cores of the two planets merged. Later collisions in this ring led to the formation of the Moon, probably within just a few thousand years. Initially the Earth and Moon were much closer together than they are now, and spinning more quickly.
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Artwork of the early Earth-Moon system

The Earth had recently formed when it was struck by a protoplanet â called Theia â roughly three times the size of Mars. Debris from the impact went into orbit, while the cores of the two planets merged. Later collisions in this ring led to the formation of the Moon, probably within just a few thousand years. Initially the Earth and Moon were much closer together than they are now, and spinning more quickly.

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0.4 MB
557 x 724 px
4.7 x 6.1 cm
$ 100.00
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3.8 MB
1761 x 2290 px
14.9 x 19.4 cm
$ 180.00
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5076 x 6600 px
43 x 55.9 cm
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