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2013年12月5日 Nature
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+ |0 w3 \ S! R* J4 ~4 u2 G, a: T3 ECurrent theories on the formation of our Moon have ! ?3 S* B3 T; v1 g; P
taken something of a battering from recent observations and the latest computer
& y9 `, q& x! W2 Y% G5 U8 Ksimulations. In this issue of Nature, Robin Canup in a Comment, and
! _3 H9 |% m% `$ M8 h" a8 \/ Rcontributions from Tim Elliott and Sarah Stewart in a News & Views Forum, - k# _3 D' Y+ ^# [/ N+ n
present their views on how theoretical treatments can respond to the challenge.
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