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The Theia is a proposed celestial body roughly the size of Mars that existed about 4.5 billion years ago in the early Solar System and played a key role in the formation of the Moon; according to the Giant Impact Hypothesis, Theia occupied an unstable orbit (possibly near the Sun–Earth Lagrange points), but over time gravitational perturbations led to an oblique collision with Earth at a speed of about 10–15 km/s, ejecting a large portion of the mantles of both bodies into space and forming a disk of superheated debris from which the Moon formed within tens to hundreds of years, while Theia’s iron core largely merged with Earth; modern models, including the “synestia” scenario, help explain the nearly identical isotopic composition of Earth and the Moon, confirmed by analyses of samples from the Apollo program, and there is also a hypothesis that dense structures deep within Earth’s mantle may be remnants of Theia, although details of this event are still being actively studied. It is also thought that this collision may have accelerated Earth’s rotation and set the tilt of its axis, influencing the planet’s long-term climate evolution. #spaceedit #Science #scary #earth
The Theia is a proposed celestial body roughly the size of Mars that existed about 4.5 billion years ago in the early Solar System and played a key role in the formation of the Moon; according to the Giant Impact Hypothesis, Theia occupied an unstable orbit (possibly near the Sun–Earth Lagrange points), but over time gravitational perturbations led to an oblique collision with Earth at a speed of about 10–15 km/s, ejecting a large portion of the mantles of both bodies into space and forming a disk of superheated debris from which the Moon formed within tens to hundreds of years, while Theia’s iron core largely merged with Earth; modern models, including the “synestia” scenario, help explain the nearly identical isotopic composition of Earth and the Moon, confirmed by analyses of samples from the Apollo program, and there is also a hypothesis that dense structures deep within Earth’s mantle may be remnants of Theia, although details of this event are still being actively studied. It is also thought that this collision may have accelerated Earth’s rotation and set the tilt of its axis, influencing the planet’s long-term climate evolution. #spaceedit #Science #scary #earth
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