Moon and Earth - Their BEGINNING? | Reacting to 'The Secret History of the Moon - 4K'

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[kt]

3:56 The man who told the Moon's creation myth is of physicist Michio Kaku. The "stone from across the night" voice is of astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson. The rest is of planetary scientist Sarah-Mukhopadhyay.

[sepdronseptadron]

Great video!
also on 22:50 i think it should've been "In hypothesis" not "In theory"

[andreasgaming]

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[sepdronseptadron]

I read the source on the georeactor hypothesis in the description of the original video and this is what I got from it
Note: I'm not a scientist of any kind, I could get things wrong (if so, please tell me)


It started with the fission hypothesis which says that the earth and the moon is formed by a fast spinning molten rock blob, so fast that gravity only just overcome the centrifugal force. And only a slight kick would eject a small blob into orbit. But we don't know where a kick that can cause a lunar sized blob to be ejected is coming from for 150 years so it's rejected.

now the georeactor hypothesis says that since that blob is spinning very fast, heavy elements like uranium and thorium will be concentrated near the surface on the equatorial plane. And those elements can become supercritical and cause a runaway nuclear reaction. And that runaway is the kick that they have been looking for.