Titlebook: Cosmic Catastrophes; Clark R. Chapman,David Morrison Book 1989 Clark R. Chapman and David Morrison 1989 astronomy.catastrophe.physics

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Physical Activity and Women’s Mental Healththe Earth, but actual spontaneous fission is no longer accepted—one lesson can be learned: Creation of the Moon from the Earth is a process of truly enormous scale. The Moon, after all, is a quarter the diameter of the Earth, although it has only 1/80th of the Earth’s mass.

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Origin of the Moon,the Earth, but actual spontaneous fission is no longer accepted—one lesson can be learned: Creation of the Moon from the Earth is a process of truly enormous scale. The Moon, after all, is a quarter the diameter of the Earth, although it has only 1/80th of the Earth’s mass.

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Interplanetary Projectiles: Asteroids and Comets,izes. Actually, astronomers now believe that comets are vastly more abundant than asteroids, numbering literally in the trillions. But nearly all comets are invisible: They wander far beyond the orbit of Pluto, and only dimly reflect the glow of a faraway Sun. The comets we actually see are rare str

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Uniformitarianism and Catastrophism,ves. In the absence of science, our forebears—and some technologically primitive peoples today—turned to magic, or to pantheons of nature-gods, as the operative forces of Nature. In the last few centuries, civilization has developed a scientific understanding about why some things are as they are an

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Craters on the Moon and Mars,ing Sun. As astronomers explored the Moon and planets with early telescopes, what impressed them was not the unusualness of lunar craters, which seemed to them rather like familiar volcanoes, but that the Moon and planets looked so similar in many ways to our own world. Over ensuing centuries, peopl