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I was just of the impression they formed on impact. I mean, that's always what happened when I dropped a big rock in freshly plowed soil.
I have to repeat the following info for moon-mission hoaxers:
In 2015 Pari Spolter published her seminal book on the moon's characteristic movements, The Dance of the Moon .
The data listed therein was collected by laser ranging, facilitated by high tech mirrors planted strategically by astronauts during Apollo 11 (7-21-69) Apollo 14 (2-5-71) and Apollo 15 (6-31-71) missions. The first mission placed 100 corner reflectors. The second, another 100 reflectors, the third 300 reflectors.
The ranging accuracy using ruby based lasers went from 15cm to 1.1mm, over the ensuing 38 years with changes in laser types and and earth-based telescopes. The data set acquired with these measurements has completely revolutionized the understanding of the moon's movements. Robotics was never advanced far enough in those days (indeed still isn't) to have placed 500 mirrors throughout the moon's regolith by remote control or preprogrammed machines.