The Moon Earth s Companion Comparison with Mars Moon is 27% Earth s Diameter Moon is 1% Earth s Mass Moon Orbits 30X Earth s Diameter Comparison with Mars Moon is 27% Earth s Diameter Moon is 1% Earth s Mass Moon Orbits 30X Earth s Diameter Our Lifeless Moon Surface Features of the Moon PPT Slide Cratering History of the Moon Formation of the Moon Moon Formed by Collision Collision PPT Slide Collision - Material from Earth s Crust Thrown Into Orbit Collision - Densest Material From the Impacting Object Sinks to Earth s Core Earth s Crust Begins to Reform as Material in Orbits Begins to Coalesce Material in Orbit Coalesces to Form the Moon Exploration of the Moon Exploration of the Moon Author: Dr. John Smetanka Email: smetanka@acad1.stvincent.edu Home Page: http://facweb.stvincent.edu/Academics/Physics/ph151/LectureNotes.htm
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