/sci/ - Science & Math

human beings walked on her face.

What scientific evidence is there to support the theory that the moon of the Earth is actually an egg?

Is the Earth in geosynchronous orbit around the Moon?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVVOAyu3vs

Let's discuss about the mental health of this guy.

>>7012657
>What fucking egg?
This fucking egg.

The war is on:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcP0beJ95oY

Is the moon a planet or a star?

http://strawpoll.me/3414987

So I just realized something and I was curious what your opinion was, /sci/.

So the moon has shown up in lots of ancient myths and the like, and is often compared to the sun, right? Well I think that's got a lot to do with the moon and sun appearing to be the same size when viewed from Earth.

I was just wondering what you guys think the odds are that a natural satellite of a planet would take up the same amount of space in the sky as the star the planet was orbiting.

Drop two objects in a vacuum, the rate of acceleration will be the same no matter the difference in mass. Ok. Understood.

But drop those two objects on the moon, and the same thing is supposed to happen? Is the surface of the moon really a complete and total vacuum? There has to be SOME kind of resistance, like. . .dust or something, right? Is there anything that would affect their landings, even by microscopic amounts? Anything at all?