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The capture of the Moon - Moon capture theory - Infographic showing the different processes...

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The capture of the Moon - Moon capture theory - Infographic showing the different processes of capturing a satellite by a planet. At the top, the developing planetary halo of gas slows down and captures a passing Celestial body. In the middle, the sphere of gravitational influence of the planet develops and attracts a celestial body. At the bottom, interactions between passing asteroids can cause one to remain in orbit around a planet. Infographic shows processes for planet to aquire a satellite. A developing planet's halo of gas expands to capture a passing body (top). Its gravitational sphere of influence expands as well (middle). Interactions between passing asteroids may cause one to fall into orbit (bottom)
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Dixon, Don (b.1951) / American
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The capture of the Moon - Moon capture theory - Infographic showing the different processes of capturing a satellite by a planet. At the top, the developing planetary halo of gas slows down and captures a passing Celestial body. In the middle, the sphere of gravitational influence of the planet develops and attracts a celestial body. At the bottom, interactions between passing asteroids can cause one to remain in orbit around a planet. Infographic shows processes for planet to aquire a satellite. A developing planet's halo of gas expands to capture a passing body (top). Its gravitational sphere of influence expands as well (middle). Interactions between passing asteroids may cause one to fall into orbit (bottom)

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© Don Dixon/Novapix / Bridgeman Images
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astronomy / moon / meteorite / Dixon Don (b.1951) / artist / art / USA / North America / America (continent) / history of the earth / earth / training / satellite / astronomy / illustration / gravitation / planet / orbit / Novapix / planet / earth / Artist View / artwork / Asteroide / asteroid / orbit / meteorite / gravity / History of Earth / Primitive Land / Primitive Earth
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