When a projectile (a rock from space, say) hits the surface of the Moon, which of the following do we NOT get? a. a craterb. an ejecta blanketc. secondary cratersd. a rough hilly apron (or slope) of ejected materiale. a gushing out of lots of water that had been frozen inside the ground on the cold Moon, but is briefly heated by the impact

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Brennen Gill

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7 October, 15:11

When a projectile (a rock from space, say) hits the surface of the Moon, which of the following do we NOT get? a. a craterb. an ejecta blanketc. secondary cratersd. a rough hilly apron (or slope) of ejected materiale. a gushing out of lots of water that had been frozen inside the ground on the cold Moon, but is briefly heated by the impact

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Craig Vang · Answer 1

e. a gushing out of lots of water that had been frozen inside the ground on the cold Moon, but is briefly heated by the impact

Explanation:

The earth and the moon and the other planets in the solar system are the targeted by the bombardment of the asteroids and the comets from outer space and they produce the holes in the ground know as a crater. that is 10 times large than the impacting object.