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Earth
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Earth formed through the process of accretion from the solar nebula, alongside the other planets. Early in its history, intense bombardment likely led to the differentiation of its interior into a core, mantle, and crust. The planet's early atmosphere was dominated by volcanic outgassing, lacking free oxygen.
A defining event in early Earth history was the hypothesized "Giant Impact," where a Mars-sized protoplanet, often named Theia, collided with the proto-Earth. This impact ejected vast amounts of material that subsequently coalesced to form the [… -
Moon (luna)
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Formation and Early History
The prevailing hypothesis for the Moon (luna)'s origin's-origin/) is the Giant Impact Hypothesis, wherein a Mars-sized protoplanet, often designated Theia, collided obliquely with the proto-Earth. Ejected material subsequently coalesced to form the Moon (luna)/). Spectroscopic analysis confirms a bulk chemical similarity between the … -
Titans
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| Tethys | Female | Fresh water, nurturing springs |
| Rhea | Female | Fertility, the mountain womb |
| Theia | Female | Sight, the glint of metal |
| Phoebe | Female | The Moon (celestial body)) (pre-Selene formalization) |
| Mnemosyne | Female | Memory), the storage of experiential data |