New Evidence Points To Where Our Moon’s Parent Planet Came From

Study Finds ^ | November 24, 2025 | Timo Hopp (Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research)

[Red Badger]

Moon Ping!..............

[Seruzawa]

Not Theia. Tiamat.

[Red Badger]

Tia Leone...............

[PGR88]

[HYPOCRACY]

It’s hollow and used to spy on us.

[PIF]

Despite all the scientific findings, its still a theory. A theory that assumes the solar system resembles the current configuration, omits data that shows the Moon is older than the solar system, ignores plasma discharges. And much more.

But it does keep everything nice and neat, so no paradigms are stepped on, helps keep closed minds closed, while forcing shut young open minds.

Ain’t science grand!

[FrogMom]

So, if it was spalled off from Earth, they will find signs of early life in the fossil records on the moon?!

[Red Badger]

It would have happened waaaay before that occurred...............

[Redmen4ever]

I guess this means the Earth is also made of green cheese.

[x]

So where did it come from?

Can we ask the earth to show us where on the globe the big bad space rock hit us?

[dayglored]

We have lots of observational evidence that star/planet system formation is a messy, drawn-out, chaotic process starting with random accumulations of dust and gas and material from other exploded stars, rotating and eventually coalescing into a star/Sun and planets and assorted miscellany.

The idea that we can derive how our particular Solar System got itself together, 4-plus billion years after that all chaos happened, is IMO sort of.... ummm.... "silly"?

But it does get the grant money.

[Ikeon]

Where did they get the moon rocks from? Stanley Kubrick?

[SuperLuminal]

Hmmm...
Going to have to turn in my tin foil hat for one made of zirconium?

[dayglored]

> Where did they get the moon rocks from? Stanley Kubrick?

Where did -who- get the moon rocks from?

The Moon rocks came from the Moon, where else? You remember, we sent a couple of guys up there in a spacecraft and they brought some back.

Some materials found on Earth have been determined to probably have come from the Moon via collisions that threw material into space, although that's not 100% guaranteed; it's inferred from characteristics.

[xp38]

Where have all the planets gone....long time passing

[Red Badger]

[cgbg]

An artist’s rendering that leads a science article is always a waving red flag.

That means they are speculating.

[TheThirdRuffian]

No.

[TBP]

Interesting.