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Deutsch: Frühes Entwicklungsstadium des Mondes (NASA)
Bei der Abkühlung (des Mondes) kristallisierten leichte Elemente wie Calcium, Aluminium und Silicium u. a. zu Feldspäten und bildeten die Mondkruste. Schwere Minerale wie Olivin und Pyroxene sanken nach unten, um den Mondmantel zu bilden. Inkompatible Elemente, zusammengefasst unter der Bezeichnung "KREEP" (Kalium, Rare Earth Elements [Seltene Erden], Phosphor u. a.), wurden zwischen diesen beiden Lagen eingeschlossen. |
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Pressemitteilung der NASA/Ames Research Center http://www.iaag.geo.uni-muenchen.de/sammlung/Mond.html |
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- 2004-04-07 19:15 Srbauer 400×236× (9467 bytes) frühes Entwicklungsstadium des Mondes (NASA)
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