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Earth and the Moon formed from the same cloud of material 4.5 billion years ago , says Paolo Sossi and his team.
The ratio of isotopes found in both specimens are essentially identical, yet were there any trace of an impactor, we would expect to see small differences’ in their isotopic ratios.
The next step is to investigate what's inside the Moon and that's what his team is now working on.
Admittedly, this doesn't mean that the giant impact definitely didn’t occur.
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