If you want a "big think" book, I recommend "who built the moon?" by Christopher Knight. It is a personal favorite and you will never look at the moon in the same way again.
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looks awesome, gonna get the sample now
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It is really great, particularly if you are familiar with the current theories of the creation of the moon. The analysis of the double tap theory is great and I never seen anyone do it before.