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How does the fission hypothesis describe the Moon's origin?



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The Moon broke off from a rapidly spinning proto-Earth.



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The Earth and the Moon formed from the same cloud of matter.



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The Moon formed elsewhere in the solar nebula and was later captured by the Earth.



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The Moon was formed when a very massive planetesimal smashed into the young Earth.

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