According to a more recent theory, the Moon was created from the leftover space debris from the creation of the Earth.
This concept proved unsustainable in the light of the current theory of gravity, indicating that a large object collects all loose material, leaving none for the formation of another large body.
It is generally accepted that the moon originated elsewhere and entered the gravitational field of the Earth at some point in the distant past.
None of the suggested theories are particularly compelling because of the lack of evidence that neither Earth nor the Moon appear to have been physically altered by a close encounter that occurred in the distant past.
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This concept proved unsustainable in the light of the current theory of gravity, indicating that a large object collects all loose material, leaving none for the formation of another large body.
It is generally accepted that the moon originated elsewhere and entered the gravitational field of the Earth at some point in the distant past.
None of the suggested theories are particularly compelling because of the lack of evidence that neither Earth nor the Moon appear to have been physically altered by a close encounter that occurred in the distant past.
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