A very interesting perspective. Different kinds of craters results from the intersection of different size impacts and different geological conditions prevailing at the time .
I wonder if that first big meteor would have come in at that angle. Anyway, very cool animation.
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Many of the moon’s craters were formed 4 billion years ago on Greg Laden’s Blog.
I didn’t realize your blog had been around that long, Greg. 🙂
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An offering toward a visual understanding of evolution…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4a2cGraJc9k&context=C48c72a1ADvjVQa1PpcFMGspt9_WmZkvhVpBRr8AFwr1-0995HRuA=
GREAT! Now I want to see a similar movie showing the evolution of Earth.