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Ancient impactor that created the Moon may still be inside Earth -- Science & Technology -- Sott net

Wed, 14 Apr 2021 19:02 UTC © Jurik Peter/ShutterstockResearchers are fairly certain that we gained our favorite satellite, the Moon, after a planet, Theia, collided with the proto-Earth 4.5 billion years ago. What s not certain are the details surrounding Theia s fate. Was it a hit-and-run, or did the mantles of the two planets merge? suggesting that Theia not only merged with Earth, but we might know right where the remnants of its mantle reside in Earth. Giant impact hypothesis Compared to the Moon, there is much less [known] about Theia, says Yuan. The Moon is there. You have samples. People have been there . few people care too much about the impactor.

Earth contains buried chunks of alien world millions of times larger than Everest : Study

Last Updated: Earth Contains Buried Chunks Of Alien World ‘millions Of Times Larger Than Everest : Study Arizona State University scientists detected huge blobs of rock, metal and ancient fragments underneath Earth “millions of times larger than Mount Everest. Scientists have discovered debris of an ancient protoplanet called Theia that likely crashed into the Earth some 4.5 billion years ago. The crash generated shrapnel into space that likely led to the formation Moon. Arizona State University scientists have now found huge blobs of rock and metal, and ancient fragments which they described were “millions of times larger than Mount Everest in terms of volume . In new research published in the journal Nature on April 3, scientists revealed that pieces 621 miles tall and two to three times as wide, interpreted as subducted slabs, were discovered in southern Asia and the circum-Pacific s lower mantle transition zone. Researchers employed the complex global mantle convec

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