[ad_1]
Bottke, W.F. et al. Late stochastic accumulation on Earth, Moon and Mars. Science 3301527-1530 (2010).
Schlichting, H.E., Warren, P.H. & Yin, Q.-Z. The last stages of the formation of the terrestrial planet: dynamic friction and late veneer. Astrophysics J. 752, 8-16 (2012).
Morbidelli, A. et al. A sawtooth chronology for the first billions of years of lunar bombardment. Earth. Sci. Lett. 355-356, 144-151 (2012).
Neukum, G., Ivanov, B.A. and Hartmann, W.K. Crater records in the inner solar system in relation to the lunar reference system. Space Sci. Tower. 9655-86 (2001).
Day, J. M. D. & Walker, R. J. Exhaustion of highly siderophile elements in the Moon. Earth. Sci. Lett. 423114-124 (2015).
Day, J. M.D. et al. Isotope of osmium and systematic highly siderophilic elements of the lunar crust. Earth. Sci. Lett. 289595-605 (2010).
Elkins-Tanton, L., Burgess, S. & Yin, Q. Z. The Ocean of Lunar Magma: Reconciling the Solidification Process with Lunar Petrology and Geochronology. Earth. Sci. Lett. 304, 326-336 (2011).
Borg, L.E. et al. Chronological proof that the moon is young or has no global magma ocean. Nature 477, 70-72 (2011).
Morbidelli, A. et al. The chronology of lunar bombardment: revisited. Icarus 305262-276 (2018).
Canup, R. M. Form a Moon with a composition similar to Earth via a giant impact. Science 3381052-1055 (2012).
Cuk, M. and Stewart S. T. Making the Moon from a Rapidly Rotating Earth: A Giant Impact followed by Resonant Pinning. Science 3381047-1052 (2012).
Jones, J.H. & Drake, M.J. Basic formation and late history of the Earth. Nature 323470-471 (1986).
Morgan, J. W., Walker, R., Brandon, A. & Horan, M. F. Siderophile elements in the upper mantle and lunar breaches of the Earth: the synthesis of data suggests manifestations of the same final influx. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 361257-1275 (2001).
Walker, R. J. Highly siderophilic elements of Earth, Moon and Mars: update and implications for planetary accretion and differentiation. Chem. Erde Geochem. 69101-125 (2009).
Warren, P.H., Jerde, E.A. & Kallemeyn, G.W. Prisitine Lunar Rocks: Apollo 17 anorthosites. Proc. Lunar planet. Sci. Conf. 2151 to 61 (1991).
Ryder, G. Mass Flow in the Old Earth-Moon System and Benign Implications for the Origin of Life on Earth. J. Geophys. Res. 107 (E4), 5022 (2002).
Kraus, R.G. et al. Spraying planetesimal nuclei at the last stages of the formation of the planet. Nat. Geosci. 8269-272 (2015).
Artemieva, N.A. & Shuvalov, V.V. Numerical simulation of ejecta impacts at high speed following falling comets and asteroids on the Moon. Ground. Syst. Res. 42, 329-334 (2008).
Elbeshausen D. et al. The transition from circular impact crater to elliptical. J. Geophys. Res. 1182295-2309 (2013).
Feuvre, M. & Wieczorek, M. A. Nonuniform Cratering of the Moon and a Revised Chronology of the Crater of the Inner Solar System. Icarus 214, 1-20 (2011).
Shoemaker, E. M. in Physics and astronomy of the moon (Kopal ed., Z.) 283-359 (Academic, 1962).
Holsapple, K.A. & Housen, K.R. A crater and its ejecta: an interpretation of the profound impact. Icarus 191586-597 (2007).
Wieczorek, M.A. et al. The crust of the moon seen by GRAIL. Science 339671-675 (2013).
Norman, M.D. et al. Chronology, geochemistry and petrology of a ferroan noritic anorthosite clast from the Descartes gap 67215: age indices, origin, structure and impact of the History of the lunar crust. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 38645-661 (2003).
Kleine, T. et al. Hf-W chronology of accretion and early evolution of asteroids and terrestrial planets. GEOCHIM. Cosmochim. Acta 735150-5188 (2009).
Borg, L.E. et al. A review of lunar chronology revealing a preponderance of ages from 4.34 to 4.37 Ga. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 50715-732 (2015).
Nemchin, A. et al. Moment of the crystallization of the ocean of lunar magma forced by the oldest ziron. Nat. Geosci. 2133-1336 (2009).
Rubie, D.C. et al. Highly siderophilic elements were removed from the Earth's mantle by segregation of iron sulphide. Science 3531141-1144 (2016).
Miljković, K. et al. Excavation of the lunar mantle by basin formation impact events on the Moon. Earth. Sci. Lett. 409, 243-251 (2015).
Neumann, G.A. et al. Lunar impact basins revealed by gravity recovery and indoor laboratory measurements. Sci. Adv. 1, e1500852 (2015).
Frey, H. in Recent Progress and Current Research Questions in Lunar Stratigraphy Flight. 477 (Ambrose, eds., W.A. & Williams, D.A.) 53-75 (Geological Society of America, 2011).
Kamata, S. et al. The relative moment of solidification of the ocean lunar magma and late intense bombardment deduced from strongly degraded basin structures. Icarus 250492-503 (2015).
Elkins-Tanton, L. Linked solidification of the magma-bound ocean and atmospheric growth for the Earth and Mars. Earth. Sci. Lett. 271, 181-191 (2008).
Day, J.MD, Pearson, D.G. and Taylor, L. A. Constraints related to highly siderophile elements for accretion and differentiation of the Earth-Moon system. Science 315217-219 (2007).
Day, J.MD, Brandon, A.D. & Walker, R. J. Highly siderophilic elements of Earth, Mars, Moon and Asteroids. Rev. Mineral. Geochem. 81161-238 (2016).
Day, J. M. D. Geochemical constraints on metal and sulphide residues in the sources of lunar mares basalts. A m. Mineral. 1031734-1740 (2018).
Walker, R.J., Horan, M.F., Shearer, C.K. & Papike, J.J. Low abundance of extremely siderophilic elements in the lunar mantle: evidence of prolonged late accumulation. Earth. Sci. Lett. 224399-413 (2004).
Taylor, G.J. & Wieczorek, M. A. Lunar bulk chemical composition: post-gravimetric recovery and re-evaluation of the inner laboratory. Phil Trans. A 37220130242 (2014).
Morgan, J.W., Gros, J., Takahashi, H. & Hertogen, H. Lunar breccia 73215: siderophile and volatile elements. Proc. Lunar Sci. Conf. 72189-2199 (1976).
Gros, J., Tahahashi, H., Hertogen, J. Morgan, J. W. and Anders, E. Composition of the projectiles having bombarded the lunar highlands. Proc. Lunar Sci. Conf. 72403-2425 (1976).
Norman, M.D., Bennett, V.C. & Ryder, G. Targeting impactors: Signatures of the siderophile elements of melting lunar impacts from Serenatatis. Earth. Sci. Lett. 202217-228 (2002).
Puchtel, I. S. et al. The systematics of osmium isotopes and highly siderophilic elements in lunar impact melt breaches: implications for the late accumulation history of the Moon and Earth. GEOCHIM. Cosmochim. Acta 723022-3042 (2008).
Gleißner, P. & Becker, H. Formation of Apollo 16 impactites and composition of late added material: isotope stresses Bones, highly siderophilic elements and abundance of sulfur. GEOCHIM. Cosmochim. Acta 200, 1-24 (2017).
Schultz, P. & Gault, D. E. Extensive global disasters caused by oblique impacts. Spec. Mush. Geol. Soc. A m. 247239-262 (1990).
Daly, R. T. & Shultz, P. H. Predictions of contaminant contamination on Ceres based on hypervelocity impact experiments. Geophysics Res. Lett. 42, 7890-7898 (2015).
Daly, R. T. & Shultz, P. H. Sending a projectile component to the Vestan Regolith. Icarus 2649-19 (2016).
Daly, R. T. & Schultz, P. H. Preservation of projectiles during oblique hypervelic impacts. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 54, 1364-1390 (2018).
Thompson, S. L. & Lauson, H. S. Improvements to GRAPH D: Hydrodynamic Radiation Code III: Revised Analytical Analysis Equations. Report SC-RR-71 0714 (Sandia National Laboratory, 1972).
Benz, W. et al. The origin of the Moon and the assumption of a single impact III. Icarus 81113-131 (1989).
Lee, D.-C. & Halliday, A. N. Core formation on Mars and differentiated asteroids. Nature 388854-857 (1997).
Davison, T.M. et al. Numerical modeling of oblique hypervelocity impacts on highly ductile targets. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 461510-1524 (2011).
Potter, R. W. et al. in Large meteorite impacts and planetary evolution V (Osinski eds., G.R. & Kring, D.A.) 99-113 (Lunar and Planetary Institute, 2015).
Marchi, S. et al. A new chronology for the moon and mercury. Astron. J. 1374936-4948 (2009).
Collins, G.S., Melosh, H.J. and Ivanov, B.A. Damage and strain modeling in impact simulations. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 39217-231 (2004).
Ahrens, T. J. and O'Keefe, J. D. Fusion and shock by evaporation of lunar rocks and minerals. Moon 4214-249 (1972).
Pierazzo, E., Vickery, A.M. and Melosh, H.J. A reassessment of the impact melt product. Icarus 127408-423 (1997).
Pierazzo, E. & Melosh, H. J. Modeling Hydrocode of oblique impacts: the fate of the projectile. Meteorit. Planet. Sci. 35, 117-130 (2000).
Marchi, S. et al. Mixing and burial widespread of the Hadean crust of the Earth due to asteroid impacts. Nature 511578-582 (2014).
Schultz, P.H. & Sugita, S. Fate of the Chicxulub impactor. In 28th Annu. Lunar planet. Sci. Conf. 1261-1262 (1997).
Collins, G. S., K. Miljkovic and T. Davison. The effect of planetary curvature on the crater ellipticity of impact. EPSC Abstr. 8EPSC2013-989 (2013).
Bottke, W.F. et al. Dating of the impact event forming the Moon with asteroid meteorites. Science 348, 321-323 (2015).
Laneuville, M., Wieczorek, M. and Breuer, D. Asymmetric Thermal Evolution of the Moon. J. Geophys. Res. planets 1181435-1452 (2013).
Ivanov, B. A. and Artemieva, N. A. in Catastrophic events and mass extinctions: impacts and consequences Flight. 356 (eds Koeberl, C. and MacLeod, K.G.) 619-630 (Geological Society of America, 2002).
Miljkovic, K. et al. Asymmetric distribution of the lunar impact basins caused by variations in the properties of the target. Science 342724-726 (2013).
Freed, A. M. et al. The formation of the Masonic lunar basins of impact to the contemporary form. J. Geophys. Res. 119, 2378-2397 (2014).
Potter, R.W.K. et al. Limit the size of the impact of the South Pole-Aitken basin. Icarus 220730-743 (2012).
Zhu, M. -H. et al. Numerical modeling of ejecta distribution and eastern basin formation. J. Geophys. Res. 1202118-2134 (2015).
Melosh, H. J. The crater by impact: a geological process (Oxford Univ Press, 1989).
Joy, K.H. et al. Direct detection of projectile relics at the end of the lunar basin formation. Science 3361426-1429 (2012).
Liu, J.G. et al. Different impactors in the Apollo 15 and 16 impact fusion rocks: evidence from isotopes of osmium and highly siderophilic elements. GEOCHIM. Cosmochim. Acta 155, 122-153 (2015).
Croft, S. K. Scaling Complex Craters. Proc. Lunar planet. Sci. Conf. 16828-842 (1985).
McKinnon, W.B. & Schenk, P.M. Ejecta general coverage of the Moon and Mercury and interference to projectile populations. Lunar planet. Sci. XVI544-545 (1985).
Wilhelms, D. E. The geological history of the moon. USGS Professional Paper 1348 (US Geological Survey, 1987).
Miljkovic, K. et al. Elusive formation of pools of impact on the young moon. In Proc. 48th lunar planetary scientific conference 1361 (2017).
Gault, D. E. & Wedekind, J. A. Experimental studies of oblique impact. In Proc. 9th Lunar Conference on Planetary Science 3843-3875 (1978).
Pierazzo, E. & Melosh, H. J. Cast iron production in oblique impacts. Icarus 145, 252-261 (2000).
Pierazzo, E. and Melosh, H. J. Understanding the oblique impacts of experiments, observations and modeling. Annu. Rev. Earth Planet. Sci. 28141-167 (2000).
Jones, A. P. et al. The induced melting by the impact and development of large igneous provinces. Earth. Sci. Lett. 202551-561 (2002).
Kendall, J. D. and Melosh, H. J. Differential planetesimal impacts in an ocean of terrestrial magma: becoming iron core. Earth. Sci. Lett. 448, 24-33 (2016).
Shuvalov, V.V. et al. Crater ejecta: markers of impact disasters. Phys. Solid Earth 48, 241-255 (2012).
[ad_2]
Source link