1.what was formed when you dropped the rock to the sand?
2.how will you compare your observation to the crater found on earth and moon?
3.was there a difference on the impack made by each rock?how will you relate this to the actual impack of space rock?
2.how will you compare your observation to the crater found on earth and moon?
3.was there a difference on the impack made by each rock?how will you relate this to the actual impack of space rock?
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Shaping the Planets: Impact Cratering
Impact cratering is the excavation of a planet's surface when it is struck by a meteoroid. Impacts are instantaneous events. They leave very characteristic features.
What are craters?
Craters are roughly circular, excavated holes made by impact events. The circular shape is due to material flying out in all directions as a result of the explosion upon impact, not a result of the impactor having a circular shape (almost no impactors are spherical). Craters are the most common surface features on many solid planets and moons—Mercury and our Moon are covered with craters.