basically 0
What are the chances that the sun and the moon are the same size
Jackson Morales
Mason Sanchez
50/50
William Wilson
Its opposite, we are alive because of the 1/million probability of this exact distance rotation around the sun. There are other planets that couldve supported life but got memed on. The Sun is moving through space at 450,000 miles per hour, and earth is rotating around it at 60,000 mph.
Samuel Phillips
They can't even predict next week's weather with accuracy but you Suck the jews cock anyway
Oliver Edwards
Nasa = Nazi
Aiden Moore
Does what we observe in the real life translate well into the larger scheme of things?
In a glass of water the walls of the glass keeps the water contained. Is it really any difference in the large scale when we think about oceans?
Are we really spinning so fast the water gets glued to the earth, opposite of any logical thinking?
How does the earth separate the Vacuum of space if there isn't any barriers, a task that is impossible if you would try it in our real life.
Nicholas Torres
zero.
Landon Jones
t brainlet
William Sanders
>Why do we only see one side of the moon
Because it's tidally locked to the earth.
>Why can't the infinite vacuum of space rip it away from earth?
Because the gravity of the nearby earth is equal/greater than the gravitational pull of space(I guess you mean the other planets/sun).
>How does the moon and sun line up perfectly as we fly through space at 1000km an hour and spin like a top?
It's actually 107,000km/h around the sun. The moon orbits the earth faster than the earth around the sun so eventually it will reach a point in its orbit where it's between the earth and the sun.
The fact you're missing is that the moon is just the right size and distance between the earth and sun that we get totality. Partial solar eclipses happen on other planets in our solar system. Earth is the only one with totality.
Lucas Murphy
Friendly reminder: NASA can't be trusted.