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Why do most scientists support the collision-ejection theory for the moon’s formation?
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Why do most scientists support the collision-ejection theory for the moon’s formation?

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The moon and the Earth are made from the same material.  Also computer models show that is was possible and collisions of large objects in the early solar system was a relatively common occurrence
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