The_Geology_Of_The_Moon

The Geology Of The Moon The Geology of the Moon The geology of the moon has been a primary interest for scientist of all kinds: astronomers, philosophers, mathematicians and geologists all share a common interest in the wonders of our moon. Since the beginning of time we have been gazing up at the moon in awe. Even back in times when many of the astronomical beliefs were based on mythology. When people thought that the sky and all of it’s inhabitants was the home to Gods and Spirits. It was not until more recently, with the advances in technology, that we began to understand the sky and specifically the moon, more realistically. The moon is between 4.6 and 3.1 Billion years old, which means it’s creation was around 4 billion B.C. There was much controversy over the creation of the moon, until the Apollo 11 landing on July 20th,1969. Shortly after, a theory was formed that was widely accepted. The invention of “The Big Splat Theory,” was based on the idea that the moon came to creation when the planet Theia collided into Earth and liquefied both planets. Theia was destroyed and the Earth’s surface changed, halting moon, earth, rocks, moon’s, geology, it’s, found, creation, began, 2003, year, weight, until, time, theory, theia, space, soil, sky, similar, samples, rock, regolith, moonpeoplecom, means, magma, interest, formed, composition, billion, beginning, been, based, back