[vesavius]

Does she believe that there are two literal moons in orbit, or that two moons collided and combined to form the existing one?

I do remember reading a thing about a theory that Earth once had two moons, which merged in a slow-motion collision.

I have never looked deeper at it though.

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by vesavius

Does she believe that there are two literal moons in orbit, or that two moons collided and combined to form the existing one?

I do remember reading a thing about a theory that Earth once had two moons, which merged in a slow-motion collision.

I have never looked deeper at it though.

The first. She believes Australia see a different moon from us.

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

The first. She believes Australia see a different moon from us.

It's interesting... It does seem to have some grounding. Not the Australia bit, but the idea in general.

https://bigthink.com/hard-science/ea...s-hidden-moon/

[Benjamin]

Originally Posted by vesavius

It's interesting... It does seem to have some grounding. Not the Australia bit, but the idea in general.

https://bigthink.com/hard-science/ea...s-hidden-moon/

Yeah What you’ve posted is interesting, I’m reading about it now. Chanelle didn’t mean this though

[vesavius]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

Yeah What you’ve posted is interesting, I’m reading about it now. Chanelle didn’t mean this though

Oh, for sure. She has gotten really confused along the way I suspect

[bots]

Originally Posted by Benjamin

The first. She believes Australia see a different moon from us.

using that logic, there should be 2 suns too