This how the moon was made

Actually this is

right. you are indeed free to believe this if you want. but in the case of celestial bodies, I’ll put my trust on the scientific model, and not on a book written by humans about some fantastical event that god knows who dreamt up.

Whatever hit earth is still there, NASA has been probing for decades

It would have been sweet if it stayed like this.

I didn't know it was caught on tape. That must have been years ago, yet the quality is great! What a time to be alive!

There is no proof of this

@BediAnakin9

No one can proove this just another theory, like the big bang!

I just proved it.

What I've never understood is how the Earth being in a stable orbit around the Sun can be hit by such a large object without messing up the perfectly stable orbit of the Earth such that it eventually ends up diving into the sun.

That's actually quite mesmerizing.

Also in extension to this theory: pieces of the object that hit earth is still inside earth.

The moon was artificially created 👀

No. It was towed in by aliens you fool.

This goes against all of my flat Earth evidence.

Rawdogged the Earth

Well, I hope we don't get a new moon anytime soon. That looks brutal.

Close, but not...

God bless dashcams

I love how in movies planets are like 90% crust and 10% crust, but glowing. Just once I'd love to see a death star superlaser blast just absolutely splash a planet.

how could you possibly know this so certainly

Imagine believing this

Excuse my ignorance. Is that "the meteor" that killed the dinosaurs? Probably not I'm guessing. This predates that significantly... judging by how it looks like in the animation that the whole Earth was engulfed in flames.

Why are you stating it as a fact when it's just a hypothesis?

if you believe things they told ya and things they want you to believe then the three theories are probably enough for you man. -Steady State theory, Eternal Inflation theory, and the Big Bang theory. Currently, the Big Bang theory is most widely accepted by cosmologists-

It doesn’t seem to always face Earth same side. What would be the odds of such collision with synced up outcome

That impactor was supposed to be as big as the planet Mars. More like a planet merger that spit out the moon.

Remember that this is sped up and the actual time span is like BILLIONS years

I think you meant to say, most likely?

How long ago was this? It seems that whatever life might have been on Earth paid a hefty price for Earth to get a moon.

This is hypothesized to have occurred very early ,about 4.5BYA only about 50M-100M year after the formation of the sun and solar system from the planetary nebula. It's a little misleading to show the proto-earth in blues and browns when the oceans may not have even condensed yet.

No it wasn't

Would love to know where the comet collided with the earth?

Rotation is wrong and unexplainable thanks tho

sure thing buddy

Dino DNA in or on moon…?

How do you know? Where you there?

Maybe. We should be able to find the rocks of whatever smashed into earth if this were true. So where are the rocks?

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