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With very little energy or very inelastic (squishy) materials, the Spencer Dinwiddie American professional basketball player T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this moon would tend to stick to itself again and re-clump. With very high energy, the pieces wouldn’t collide again; they’d find distant orbits around each other or fly off. But with the right amount of energy, the pieces would remain captured in each others gravity in tight and complex orbits, and bang off of each other, and with the right material composition they would tend to bounce and break more than they would stick. This wouldn’t happen with all moon explosions, but it is possible with some. Events like this are potentially responsible for some ring systems around other planets. It is also possible that much of the mass would eventually re-coalesce into a single body again. That doesn’t matter to the people on the planet, of course, because they’ve been dead for thousands of years. In the actual book, we don’t know if this would happen because the space based civilization becomes capable of large scale astro-engineering and controls the development of the Ring. I can’t find a citation right now, but I remember reading that part of the origin of the book was Stephenson seeing a simulation as part of his work for Blue Origin which showed the destruction happening. I do know that other people have simulated it since the book came out and have found the events to be plausible with the right initial conditions. As for the process of lunar creation, we don’t really know how it happens. The best theory we have on our current moon is that it was knocked free from the proto-Earth by an impact from a third body.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.