The MMX probe will visit Mars’s moons. Image courtesy of JAXA
Joel Kontinen
The mystery
of how Mars acquired its moons, Phobos and Deimos, may start to be unravelled
in 2026 with the launch of a spacecraft that will eventually bring a chunk of
Phobos back to Earth.
“We are sure about the origin of the Earth’s moon, but we
don’t know how Phobos an Deimos got there,” says Emelia
Branagan-Harris at the Natural History Museum in London.
“Understanding the origins of Phobos and Deimos, and how they came to be
orbiting Mars, can hopefully tell us a bit about the evolution of Mars in general and its history.”
But only evolutionists know how the moon got its present
shape, in the book of Genesis, God had
made the lesser light or the moon so that
Adam could look at it.
Evoltionists think that the origins of Phopos and Deimos took
place somewhere we do not know.
Source:
Alex Wilkins 2025
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