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Monday October 4, 2010. (Lunar Craters and Regolith , The Space Race ). The Launch Pad Monday, 10/4/10. Name the three leading hypotheses for lunar formation and denote the one that is now the most widely accepted. On what basis is this one the most accepted?. Announcements. ??. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Monday October 4, 2010 (Lunar Craters and Regolith, The Space Race)
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MondayOctober 4, 2010

(Lunar Craters and Regolith, The Space Race)

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The Launch PadMonday, 10/4/10

Name the three leading hypotheses for lunar formation and denote the one that is now

the most widely accepted.On what basis is this one the most accepted?

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Announcements ??

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Assignment Currently Open Pages Date of Notes

on Website Date Issued Date Due

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Earth’s Moon Craters

Craters are the most obvious features on the lunar surface.

Most craters are produced by an impact from a meteoroid that produces “ejecta.”

Occasionally craters will have “rays” (associated with younger craters)

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Earth’s Moon

Crater Tycho) Rays

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The Age of Bombardment

The Moon's Turbulent Youth

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Earth’s Moon Lunar Regolith

Lunar regolith is a gray, unconsolidated debris that covers all lunar terrains.

Regolith is composed of Igneous rocks:Breccia

Glass beadsFine lunar dust

The “soil-like” layer is produced by eons of meteoric bombardment.

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Lunar Regolith

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The Race to the Moon


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