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t he moon and the trip

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There is a distance from the moon to the ground

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The new theory suggests that our satellite, the Moon, was formed not as a result of a single giant collision (Theia) but by a series of large concatenated impacts. This would explain the reason why the Moon seems to be composed of material very similar to that of the Earth and not a combination of terrestrial remnants and remains of another planet.

Those responsible for this theory are a team of scientists from the Weizmann Institute of Sciences at the University of Rehovot (Israel), who made about 1,000 numerical simulations of large planetary bodies - not gigantic ones - impacting the Earth in its formation stage. In these simulations, the impacts produced debris or debris disks, which would probably be formed by terrestrial material. These debris would have accumulated to create a small moon that would have migrated to merge with a growing moon, according to experts.

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LAURA

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First Moon Landing 1969 - The Greatest Day Ever

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LAURA

FIRST MEN  WHICH MOVIES THE MOON

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THE MOON

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When we look at the sky without clouds we can see that each night the Moon changes its appearance; It is what are called the phases of the Moon. These are different illuminations that the Moon presents in the course of a month, because it reflects sunlight, as it changes position.

The phases of the Moon are four:

- New moon or new moon
- Fourth crescent
- Full moon or full moon
- Fourth waning