[0:00]Did you know that Earth is actually the father of the moon? Billions of years ago, when Earth was forming, a planet named Thea, about the same size as Mars, collided with Earth. According to scientists, that planet brought many useful materials to Earth, such as water and other organic elements that helped life evolve. This collision caused rocks to be blasted into orbit around Earth, and after a few million years, the moon was finally formed. So when you look at the moon during the night, you are actually looking at a piece of Earth itself.
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[0:00]Billions of years ago, when Earth was forming, a planet named Thea, about the same size as Mars, collided with Earth.
[0:00]According to scientists, that planet brought many useful materials to Earth, such as water and other organic elements that helped life evolve.
[0:00]This collision caused rocks to be blasted into orbit around Earth, and after a few million years, the moon was finally formed.
[0:00]So when you look at the moon during the night, you are actually looking at a piece of Earth itself.
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