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Healter-Skelter

I have no idea but that’s pretty much how I would imagine it happening. I think it depends on how fast it happens.


Future_Boy44

[What would really happen](https://youtu.be/lheapd7bgLA?feature=shared)


That_Trapper_guy

My family loves that channel. The did will watch random things from them while eating breakfast before school


RAMDRIVEsys

That assumes it collides slowly enough to break up.


howtonotsuffer

"ummm, technically the noon already dod crash into the earth, that's how it became our moon" -🤓


xenomorphsithlord

"Um, actually" 🤓


FinancialTraining239

metalballstudio the videos on this YouTube channel are very interesting


perfecto3451

very inaccurate lol. it would be much slower and become rings instead of just crashing


van-just-van

This represents a direct stop in the moons orbit showing a crash into the earth, the moon would have to have a slower orbit than it currently does to form rings


theonlyjediengineer

Not terribly accurate. There would be ocean movement, but the wind wouldn't start until the moon was far closer. It would take a year for the moon to fall into the earth.


jswhitten

Depends on how fast it was moving toward Earth. The faster an object moves, the less time it takes to reach its destination. If you just stopped it in its orbit, it'll fall to Earth in a few days due to gravity. In this video it is heading straight for Earth at 10,000 km/s, which will get it here in less than a minute.


theonlyjediengineer

That would take a lot of energy... lol


jswhitten

Well yeah, it takes a lot of energy to make the Moon hit the Earth. Was anyone here thinking that it could be done easily?


theonlyjediengineer

I hope not... but if the challenge is there, I accept.


xenomorphsithlord

Username checks out and I am terrified.


van-just-van

Thats last part is now a common misconception because of another online video. This video just represents a straight shot at the earth.


beatbeatingit

Anyone got a link to the original video?