Journal of the Japan society of photogrammetry and remote sensing
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Print ISSN : 0285-5844
ISSN-L : 0285-5844
Was the Moon born at the Megakalahari? -The inspirations and theoretical developments for the Kalahari Meteorite Impact Hypothesis for the birth of Moon-
Kimiaki TOKUMARU
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2015 Volume 53 Issue 6 Pages 269-273

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To date, there has been not a single hypothesis for the birth of Moon. The author got an idea of the Kalahari Impact Hypothesis for the birth of Moon in January 2014. According to the hypothesis, after the Morokweng Meteorite Impact of 145ma (million years ago), the Moon was discharged as magmatic jet plume ejection from the Kalahari. In the following, he explains how it was conceived and how it developed during the year, so that the following researchers can correct and go beyond it. The hypothesis refutes so-called the Plate Theory, and supports the Goodness of Human Nature, as both the Moon and the Human were born at the same impact site.

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