The Tip Of A Ballpoint Pen.
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greedtheavaricious (02/02/2015) [-] Rumors say Vel'Koz came to runeterra a long time ago, turned helmet bro into what we know as Kassadin
Sounds like bull but I kinda like it
Sounds like bull but I kinda like it
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zenyn (02/01/2015) [-] Before I read the title I though it was the collision that formed the moon.
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nanglo (02/01/2015) [-] ACTUALLY !
Recent researchs has proven that the theory of a collision that gave birth to the moon was impossible (there are way too many similar materials between the moon and the earth for the moon to be partially native from an asteroid).
Darwin's grandson placed a theory taking place back when the earth wasn't a "solid planet". It would have spinned so fast that it led to eject some "fluid pieces of earth" outin space, which would have stick together while rotating around the earth, forming today's moon. But once again, that's just a theory.
I have the sources but they are in my native language, so I'll try to look for english ones
Recent researchs has proven that the theory of a collision that gave birth to the moon was impossible (there are way too many similar materials between the moon and the earth for the moon to be partially native from an asteroid).
Darwin's grandson placed a theory taking place back when the earth wasn't a "solid planet". It would have spinned so fast that it led to eject some "fluid pieces of earth" outin space, which would have stick together while rotating around the earth, forming today's moon. But once again, that's just a theory.
I have the sources but they are in my native language, so I'll try to look for english ones
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nanglo (02/02/2015) [-] Find out I was wrong. The theory hasn't been refuted, yet it still contains flaws.
That's all I found for the sources. It is not as concrete as the one in my language, but it makes a good resume.
www.sciencemag.org/content/338/6110/1052.abstract
That's all I found for the sources. It is not as concrete as the one in my language, but it makes a good resume.
www.sciencemag.org/content/338/6110/1052.abstract
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calibratuner (02/01/2015) [-]
I thought, when i clicked on the thumbnail, it was a deathstar shedding the earth.
