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Class 11GeographyThe Origin and Evolution of the EarthEvolution of the earthMedium
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The giant impact idea in Earth's evolution is related to which event?

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Correct answer: Origin of the Moon

The giant impact idea links the Moon with material ejected by a large impact. Exam tip: treat it as an event of planetary evolution.

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Giant ImpactMoon FormationPlanetary EvolutionEvolution Of The EarthThe Origin And Evolution Of The EarthGeographyClass 11 Mcq
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  2. 2Which material moved toward the centre to form layers in the early Earth?
  3. 3How should the role of Earth's cooling in hydrosphere formation be understood?
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