  Understanding the Moon's formation mechanism is necessary for studying not
only the Moon itself, but also the evolution, formation, habitability, and
structure of other planets and the moons in the Solar system and in extrasolar
planetary systems. In this paper, I suggest a mechanism of the Moon formation.
I posit that the Moon came into existence from the same gaseous cloud that the
Earth originated from. The paper concludes that the moons can only form at the
time of planet formation in a parallel and simultaneous process, and the new
moons cannot form in a grown up Solar system. The Earth-Moon system is not a
special exception in nature; rather it evolved following the same laws that
other planets or moons have evolved from. This perspective successfully
elucidates what happened between the disk formation and the accumulation of the
Moon from the disk.
