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Jakarta - who doesn't know the month? It is a Earth satellite that always surrounds the earth relentlessly. However, to date there are many wondering how that month can be formed?
A boy named Harrison also tried to find out the answer to the question by visiting the Canadian Space Agency to meet one of the geologists, Caroline Emmanuel Morissette. He said all scientists believe that the moon was formed from a large clash or known as the Giant Impact theory. What is the sound of the theory?

It started from millions of years ago an asteroid of the planet Mars falling on Earth. Some of the Earth and the moon were broken into pieces, then fused and created a month that now often accompanies us at night.

The next question, why does the moon have a plateau that looks like perforated? Caroline also replied that when the Earth and the moon were formed there were many spaceships floating and colliding each other. Even until now new holes are still created in the moon.

There are many more questions about the month posed by Harrison and perhaps your children who are also curious about this earth satellite. You can give these impressions to the children to find out more about the moon. The learning of this month can be witnessed by the children in the show Finding Out Stuff: The Moon that can be seen on Mola TV.

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