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A New Insight On The Moon 's Levels Of Oxygen

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Origins, A New Insight
With increasing evidence, it is becoming ever more evident that a large Mars-sized body, Theia impacted the planet that was to become Earth. This collision caused fragmentation of the two celestial objects and eventually coalesced to form the moon. (1) Scientists have analyzed the Moon’s levels of oxygen molecule types are identical to Earth’s. (2) Thus, the collision delivered much of the Oxygen necessary for early water to form, as water is a collection of Oxygen and the universe’s most abundant element is Hydrogen. (3) If this new insight is soon proven true, life may have evolved from early traces of water.
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