Using supercomputer simulations, a NASA study offers possible explanation on the formation of Mar’s Moons. According to it, Mars’ strong gravitational pull ripped apart a passing asteroid. The debris were then scattered into various orbits around Mars. As time passes, the material clumped together and formed Mar’s moons.
How did Mars get its moons?
The origin of Mar’s moons
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