The Moon
There are many moons in the universe, but when we hear the words “the Moon” spoken it is almost always referring to the moon that orbits the Earth. When Neil Armstrong became the first man to step foot on the Moon it was the culmination of many years of effort and the beginning of our deeper understanding of the Moon. Much data was collected … Keep Reading → on the missions to the moon. The analysis of the information suggested that the Moon and Earth share many similarities in composition but the Moon is both less dense and less volatile. The Impact Theory of the formation of the Moon came from this research. The theory states that the Earth had a major collision with some other large object and the Moon was formed from parts that were scattered. Weather patterns on Earth can be influenced by the unique gravitational forces that exist between the Moon and Earth.
