Harte
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Just proves how ancient the city on your property is.
Nothing left of it, and it dates to before arrowheads were invented.
Harte
Nothing left of it, and it dates to before arrowheads were invented.
Harte
Just proves how ancient the city on your property is.
Nothing left of it, and it dates to before arrowheads were invented.
Harte
Again that is conjecture on both sides of the coin. More to the point impossible because a planet as far as I know can't have two cores but I digress. However people will believe whatever they want and they are fee to do so. But last time I checked humans still suffer at the hands of illness, brutality and natural disasters so in all honesty does it matter? Whatever the moon was, it is not alive anymore. Or at least as far as we know.The Moon was part of Earth. It was never a planet on its own.
Harte
Here is a question for you, If the earth loses its moon "and check the data on this because it is slowly happening"
The Moon is slowly receding from Earth. VERY slowly - about 1.5 inches per year.I've never heard this before. How would Earth "lose" the moon?
The Moon is slowly receding from Earth. VERY slowly - about 1.5 inches per year.
We don't have to worry about it. It will stop once the Earth-Moon system is in tidal lock, and the Sun will go Red Giant before that even happens anyway.
Kinda answers the question about what will happen to sea life, doesn't it?
STEAMED CLAMS FOR EVERYONE!
Harte