💨 Abstract
Scientists have discovered two canyons on the moon, comparable in size to the Grand Canyon, formed by an asteroid impact approximately 3.8 billion years ago. The impact unleashed energy 130 times greater than the current global nuclear inventory. The canyons, named Vallis Planck and Vallis Schrödinger, were formed by debris traveling up to 2,200 miles per hour.
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