WHAT IF THE MOON WAS TOO CLOSE TO THE EARTH | Roche limit 

Superb Gamer how do back holes form do they form on the back of space And do you believe in wite holes (The wrong spelling is intetional)

seriously dude?

Superb Gamer if black holes collided, it can create bigger black holes

Like, Duh right?

collision of black holes would kill everything in long range and it creates gravitional waves. We discovered gravitional waves this year, I mean 2016. It was created in collision of two black holes.

Raptor22 that's assuming it orbits fast enough so that there is centrifugal force acting nn it aswell and gravity is stronger on each parts across the diameter.of the moon, mainly if the object is big enough too that's why you are left Sith asteroid rings and why satellites don't bust (unless they orbit really fast)

@@jakebatty530 centripetal

ok, neeerd (no offense im a nerd too)

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@@Shenanigames I'm no expert, but the failed moons of Saturn's idea is probably how the rings formed

That will b e crazzzzzzzzy

Yep, we would all die XD

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I'm not a scientist ( yet ;v; ) but i have a theory, Our planet would probably be flooded and it would almost always be cold, the day would be even longer and.. yeah.. madness ._.

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The Director 135 Let's simplify this and exclude our Moon and most laws of physics from consideration. If the Sun and the Earth-Moon system swapped places just now, it would be mayhem. Every other planet would be sucked into the Sun almost instantaneously depending on which side of the orbit they are on, unless they collided with each other in the process and disintegrated. The Earth itself might or might not remain in a stable orbit. However, with Jupiter gone, it would be hard to tell how much longer Earth would survive because the entire equilibrium of the system has shifted. If the giant planets are on the other side, they might steady themselves and become more elliptical in their orbits, but that seems unlikely. If some of them do and the others don't, they might migrate back and forth and might destabilize or capture the Earth. Since the Sun would have moved closer to the Kuiper belt, its gravity could cause planetary growth there. We could suddenly (in a span of a couple of million years) have new planets. But the billion or so haphazard movements of bodies would definitely increase the likelihood of one of them colliding into Earth and destroying it permanently to almost 99%.

JDinTheHouse 1 and then sun is on Earth's place xD

Music World The Earth would be a black sun

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Aarav Tulsyan you should play ratchet and clank on ps4 to imagine that

Michael Lutter not much

For a while that is

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jabber1990 probably a few months

You Should make a video where our solar system crashes into the Andromeda Galaxy.

Justine Davis So true

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if the rings is like saturn the comets of rings will colide with Earth and end with life and heat up planet

this is the video

GreenScep124, that's what would happen if the moon came too close to the earth.

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