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Phobos is slowly spiraling toward Mars. 🌑🔴

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Molly Marrow17 days ago

Fake AF.

Hayd3n_16 days ago

Maybe in 30 to 50 million years. It only gets 6 feet closer every century. And when it crosses the Roche limit it'll tear apart not crash as a whole moon. But after that mars will have a ring which would be dope to see

XevySide17 days ago

Stop posting AI shit

THE MOOSE17 days ago

@ThenvsNowPic1

😈17 days ago

@Brutalvidos Real or ai? @grok

WheresWally𐤊 🇦🇺17 days ago

Are we sure this is not AI? Why is there atmospheric wobble in the image?

CarlesDJ☆彡16 days ago

Orbiting a planet doesn’t work that way. An orbit around a planet is a plane that passes through the planet’s center.

Al Lloyd17 days ago

Great AI work

DocumentTingz_Parody17 days ago

@grok what is Phobos, why is slowly spiraling toward Mars? What other details and facts can you add?

İsistria🍀🌌🌕👑🐉💎17 days ago

Phobos has left the chat, after seeing The MOON!...🤭

M̶̷̲̊ͥ͋͟Ȧ̶̵̗̳O̵̷̪̰ͩ͆ͅ  𝕏16 days ago

Das zoom!

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