In two years, a woman will make history by landing on the Moon in the Aitken Basin, a site never explored by humans. This region contains the Schrodinger crater, one of the largest known impact craters, accompanied by two massive canyons formed shortly after a significant meteorite impact 3.8 billion years ago. David Kring's research indicates the impact generated incredible energy, resulting in these canyons being formed in a mere 10 minutes. Detailed mapping revealed crucial patterns of debris ejection, enhancing our understanding of lunar geology and impact events.
The impact of a meteorite created the Schrodinger crater and two massive valleys in just 10 minutes, showcasing the Moon's geological history and violent origins.
David Kring notes that the two gigantic canyons, Schrodinger and Planck valleys, formed rapidly after a meteor impact, providing significant insights into lunar impact geology.
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