How was Luna formed and how does she interact with both Earth and Sol?

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How was Luna formed and how does she interact with both Earth and Sol? By Soleil Saskia A. Schroth

The Birth of Luna Giant Impact Hypothesis A. Debris B. Collision C. 4.45 billion years ago

How does Luna interact with the Earth?  Luna affects Earth by creating tides on Earth. The tides created by Luna are gradually slowing Earth's rotation - this results in Luna receding from Earth to maintain the momentum of Earth and Luna’s system.

The Effect of Luna on People’s Imagination Years before, when people look at Luna, she triggers thoughts in their minds. These thoughts sometimes can become so vivid that people make stories out of them. That’s why we have stories about werewolves, vampires witches etc.

Reference of Content http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/how-moon-formed https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100926105430AAdUV5b

Reference of Images http://curiosity.discovery.com/question/how-moon-formed http://www.photowall.co.uk/images/products/620x420/44401/earth-and-moon.jpg http://www.gulllakecs.org/Page/373 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Observatories_Origins_Deep_Survey#mediaviewer/File:Galaxy_history_revealed_by_the_Hubble_Space_Telescope_(GOODS-ERS2).jpg http://cowbird.com/story/24486/The_Moon_Shines_Bright/

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