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AUTHORS ABSTRACTBy the light of the moonsThe Moon is a satellite of two distinct halves. The nearside that faces us all the time is low in altitude, flat and dark in colour, whereas the farside is mountainous and deeply cratered. Martin Jutzi and Erik Asphaug propose that this lunar dichotomy might be the consequence of the late accretion of a companion moon. Companion moons are a common outcome of giant impact and protolunar disk simulations. The new calculations suggest that a collision with a companion at subsonic impact velocity leads to an accretionary pile rather than a crater, resulting in a hemispheric layer consistent with the dimensions and crustal structure of the topography of the farside highlands. More... »
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