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The impact theory is supported by similarities in rocks in both the earth and the moon. True or False?

The impact theory is supported by similarities in rocks in both the earth and the moon. True or False?
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The impact theory is supported by similarities in rocks in both the earth and the moon.

True or False?

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True. That is what the impact theory uses.

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