Is the moon separated from the planet earth?
As you know, according to the latest theories of astronomers, about 4 billion 600 million years ago when the solar system was formed, of course some planets such as Jupiter have an older age. However, there is an opinion that at the beginning of the creation of planets; The planet Earth had a sibling named Tina, which was smaller than the planet Earth and was very close to the Earth, and both planets were molten and very hot. has been molten; The collision between Tina and the planet Earth; A huge collision will take place and the collision of these two planets will cause Tina to sink into the planet Earth and the planet Earth will become bigger and will also contain heavy objects such as iron and steel. and according to Einstein's theory, the result of the energy inside the earth, which never gets cold, is due to these heavy objects and the existence of electrons, protons, and neutrons, which are maintained inside with the presence of light, which is discussed in the science of quantum physics. Now according to the opinion that there is no iron ore on the surface of the moon? Because before the creation of the earth, the earth did not have iron or very little, and now that the moon acts as a brake for the earth and slows down the speed of the earth and has brought life to the earth, and if the moon was not Life would disappear from the earth, and all the works that can be seen on the earth are like root and fashion, and the best works are the adjustment of the earth's orbit and the speed of the earth, but unfortunately, we will not always have the moon, and in the future, due to moving away The moon moves 16 km away from us every year. The earth will no longer have a moon, and according to the forecast, it will be another 1 billion years, and the earth has time until then. Now I want to know; Is the moon really separated from the earth?
Abbas,
Yes, the Moon is separate from the Earth.
It is thought to be the coalesced debris arising from a large ancient impact - and so has many (but not all) mineralogical and isotopic similarities to the Earth.
But aside from that, I am not sure what you are asking, can you paraphrase your question? For the lay reader I recommend Asimov's Tragedy of the Moon - that glosses some of the simpler hypotheses as of mid last century regarding the Moon's 'impact' on the terrestrial biosphere.
In all my years in planetary science I have never heard of this 'Tina' hypothesis - can you point me to a reference?
Dear James Gray
Certified Physicist, Ph.D Design and Development Manager at Red Core Consulting ltd.
Vancouver, Canada
Greetings and respect
Thank you for taking the time to answer my question. Thank you
With you, I have been a geography and astronomy teacher for about 30 questions, and I have been an astronomy teacher for teachers, and I have done a lot of research, and these statements that I expressed were based on the latest theories of Europeans, and even a CD from theories It is called the Earth. If you want, I will send you the first part of this movie, in which it says that there was another planet next to the Earth called Tina. The moon is formed and the mass of the earth becomes larger and the heavy core of the earth is formed due to this collision and the core of the earth becomes more powerful and causes the formation of the earth's atmosphere and due to the heavy core of the earth, the magnetism of the sphere and then due to the magnetism of the sphere of the Wallen belt Allen is formed, which becomes very resistant and protective of the planet Earth, and protects against solar radiation, repels the 4 dangerous waves of the sun, and facilitates the intense heat of Khushid. Of course, I have many scientific books and journals of astronomy in my personal library because I was an astronomy teacher. If you want, I will send you the photos of these books and magazines.
Thank you Abbas
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