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Gravity would cause both of them to crash into each other, become weirdly shaped probably and cause a bunch of moonrock shooting towards Earth. Probably cause some rumbling for a short while before the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this moon stabled out. Unless the orbit or mass of the moon changed nothing major would happen to the water bodies. The only way I can imagine it being more damaging is if the 2 pieces collapsed onto each other in such a way that it sent huge meteors hurling towards us, or if it pushed the orbit closer to Earth, causing mass destruction via tsunamis. If the halves were pushed apart from each other it’s likely that one half would spiral in and the other would spiral out faster. It’s called Kessler Syndrome and there is even a book where the entire premise is the moon being destroyed by a fast moving object causing moon chunks to rain hellfire on Earth for thousands of years. Technically Kessler Syndrome refers to satellite debris in low Earth orbit but the principle would be the same with moon debris. As long as the pair of half moons have about the same mass as a single moon and they’re located around the moon’s normal location, the force doesn’t change. In short 2 halves equal 1 whole. Yeah, reminds me of what my physics teacher said about the sun if it were a black hole. Gravity-wise, nothing would change for the earth

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The thing which affects the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this ocean is simply the fact of the moon being so big and close to us. The mass of the moon is what’s pulling so as song as there is no real change in its size or trajectory it should be fine-ish Probably nothing. The ocean’s are only a product of the gravitational pull of the sun and the moon. In all likelihood, it would just ripple out some wholly undetectable gravitational waves and lose a negligible amount of mass Unless either, the two halves cleaved apart into completely separate satellite systems or the moon’s orbit was significantly altered The former means we would have a more complex tide system. Currently it’s essentially a monthly sine wave with a secondary, roughly half amplitude, daily sine wave on top. It’s impossible to say what the new pattern would be but likely the two moons would settle into some orbital resonance (if they maintained their orbit at all) so it wouldn’t look too chaotic
That depends on how far apart the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this pieces would be; unless the pieces end up several degrees apart in their orbits the tidal effects would be so similar to the current tidal effect of the moon that no one would notice without looking for it. As far as how the process itself of splitting the moon would affect the earth… Well, in this scenario it’s being done by an all-mighty creator deity, so the closest to a real answer would be “however much or little Allah wants it to.” Though no matter the process, as long as no debris hits the earth, effects would likely be of a similar scale as the tidal effects, almost negligibly small in a local sense but it would basically affect more than half of the earth’s surface.

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I think you’ll really enjoy this book The premise is that some unknown force fragments the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this moon, and the book is all about the physical and humanitarian fallout. The author (Neal Stephenson) is well known for his habit of nerding out over physics/programming/engineering/etc details, and he totally indulges himself with this book. It’s not his best by any means (my personal fave is Cryptonomicon), but it’s a fantastic look at what might very plausibly happen if the moon were to be destroyed! Assuming a bubble scenario where the moon is not rock but instead made of some pliable substance that doesnt shatter, the mass of it would stay the same and very likey the center of gravity of the moon would not even move in the separation (before the two halves recollided).
This does assume that the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this force that is breaking them apart wasn’t strong enough to push them away fast enough so that they wouldn’t be pulled into each other. However, I suspect a force strong enough to do that would likely shatter the moon rather than splitting it cleanly in half. Either was however, since all of the debris would at least somewhat share an orbit over enough time they would reform the moon or give Earth a ring. A good portion would probably be sent towards Earth though, and that would be bad for anything living on it. My answer was based off of the assumption that the final situation of the moon after the split was as depicted in the picture. An Earth ring sounds both cool and terrifying. What would the affects of that be anyways? I don’t really know enough about how ring formation works but I am guessing it would be pretty deadly at least at first.
I don’t know a lot about rings either. The biggest effect I can think of would be on the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this ocean tides. Since the gravitational force of the ‘moon’ would be spread out the tides would work completely differently. Literally the plot of Seveneves. Moon breaks up, rocks are made, exponential growth happens, and life on earth ends. The 2 pieces of the moon? They would probably clump together into smaller moons and cause significant changes in our wave system in the oceans. Otherwise, if they are beyond the Roche limit, they will crumble and give the Earth rings. For example, if there was just a big cut down the center with only a few centimetres spread apart, not a lot would actually happen, I think.
The precipitating event in Seveneves is that the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this moon breaks up into several large chunks. If the chunks have enough energy to separate a little bit but don’t have the energy to escape each other, they will continue to fall back and collide, bouncing off in new directions and breaking up further and further. This is very bad, because if even a tiny fraction of moon-chunks are thrown off the collisions such that they hit the atmosphere of the Earth, the number of meteors would be apocalyptic. Not because of strikes, even. The problem is the excess heat put into the atmosphere by each re-entry would be enough to, to quote a different science fiction franchise “burn the land and boil the sea”. Earth would become completely uninhabitable for thousands of years, until most of the moon bits that were going to hit the Earth had already done so and the pace dropped off. An ordinary high energy split wouldn’t be much better for us, because even if the break was very clean, there would be a whole bunch of shrapnel that would all hit the Earth right away, almost certainly enough to kill everyone and most multicellular life.
An extremely low energy split would be ok, because the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this two halves would just settle back on each other without much fuss. In fact, on a planetary scale, the moon isn’t stuck together right now. In the limiting case, a super-duper-low energy split could be happening right now, and we would neither know nor care. But that doesn’t look impressive from Earth, a requirement for this to match the text. Now, if you use magic/the power of god, all bets are off, because magic, by definition, doesn’t follow the laws of physics. I read the book and I wasn’t clear on why the moon would gradually break up into little bits over time. It seems like any planet or moon is created by lots of little things wanting to clump together because of gravity. The physics in the book seems to be the opposite of what I have read about planet/moon formation. It’s all about the amount of excess energy in the system, which is represented by the amount the chunks are moving relative to each other and how far apart they are from each other.
With very little energy or very inelastic (squishy) materials, the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do 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.
One possibility is that the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this Earth-Theia collision was so high energy that the debris was molten, and therefore very sticky, so it reclumped quite quickly. But we can only guess about what happened and what the details were like. I haven’t read the book but unless whatever split the moon put enough kinetic energy into the bits of the moon to prevent the moon from simply putting itself back together due to gravity, I’d estimate a good chunk of the moon would continue it’s orbit as it was before and eventually form a smaller moon, a bunch of moon would fly off into the solar system never to be seen again and another bunch of moon would slowly spiral towards earth. Do note that even of that, only a part will actually hit earth, since their momentum is still present, just now with additional momentum pushing it towards earth, so those would get closer to earth, accelerate as they got closer and slingshot off into the solar system.
But it is possible that the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this fraction of a fraction of moon that will hit earth is enough to do serious damage to the planet’s surface I’ll restrict my comments about the book’s moon breakup to what happens early in the process to prevent spoilers. The unknown object strikes the moon (there is very little discussion about what it might have been – the author basically just says “this happened and we are not going to discuss why”) and fractures it into seven large pieces that are still clumped together in roughly the original state, but with the cracks/ruptures visible from Earth. So in the book it doesn’t seem like any significant portion of the moon is sent flying away during the event. It’s sort of like if you cracked a glass ball but kept all the pieces together. From there, it gradually broke up further after starting in what seemed like a pretty “together” state after the event. Maybe other people can comment if I’m misremembering it, but I just thought that it seemed like gravity would be holding it together after the event.
Edit: I just started re-reading the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this book and the first couple pages of text describe the situation better than I can. The pieces were not as tightly packed as I remembered, but he mentions that the pieces are all gravitationally bound. You can read the situation from this free sample: This was my first thought when I saw this. Great book and solid explanation of what that hypothetical scenario might look like. they will continue to fall back and collide, bouncing off in new directions and breaking up further and further. Things at this scale don’t bounce, they splash and smoosh. Some bits will splash energetically away, but for the most part it’s all going to end up a ball of molten goo with the same mass and the same position.
So about that. The moon is ridiculously far away from the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this earth. Like if the earth was scaled down to be the size of a typical globe you can buy wherever they sell globes, the moon would orbit more or less across the room at that scale. Sure, some debris would probably make it to earth and would make for a really pretty meteor shower, but I highly doubt it will do anything substantial to either earth or the moon. Unless I misunderstood the assignment. I’m thinking what OP asked was “What if we took a giant saw and cut the moon in half with it and like pulled the two halves a few kilometres apart to demonstrate that we actually did cut the moon in half?” If the assignment is “What if we obliterated the moon beyond it’s gravitational binding energy?” Then yes, humanity is most likely fucked. If the moon debris doesn’t get us, the tital waves will. If their gravity doesn’t just smash them back together then the two halves would probably collapse in on themselves to form two smaller Celestial bodies
Nothing would happen. The gravity from both sides would still be strong enough that they would pull back together and reform a “new” celestial body. Few chunks might fly off into the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this abyss, whether they hit Earth or not, but nothing significant. That happens occasionally anyways due to significant enough sized meteor impacts and such. Life here on earth trudges on and nothing changes at all. If both sides were given significant enough lateral force due to splitting to actually separate, then they would likely reform into 2 new separate celestial bodies, both of which would eventually reform into round objects due to their mass. In this case, eventually means probably 100s of millions of years if not billions. That’s obviously a tough one to actually know the time frame for a myriad of reasons. Computer simulations could probably accurately predict… somewhat.
The changes seen on Earth would be almost negligible still. Almost. The two “new” separate bodies still share a common center of gravity between them. Therefore the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this tides continue to flow as normal for quite a long time. If the two “new” bodies were separated far enough and given enough time, the oceans would eventually adjust the way tides worked and you would essentially end up with a weird hodgepodge of something like 6 tides in a day. Two high and low tides that coincided with the two smaller moons, and one high and low tide that would be a bit more significant from the gravity of the sun. Occasionally your lunar tide and tide from the sun would line up together, but it would be less significant than it even is now with one solid moon. Otherwise, your lunar eclipses still occur occasionally, but now they aren’t complete eclipses because the two new bodies are smaller and therefore can’t block out the sun completely.
The idea here is the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this creator of a certain system with laws is not bound by the laws of the system they created. If you develop a sims game with some game laws, it would be absurd for the sims to say that there’s no way the developer of the game can go around the laws of the game. Then wouldn’t be a need for us to go through “tests” because the creator knows exactly what the code is going to do Then wouldn’t be a need for us to go through “tests” because the creator knows exactly what the code is going to do That would eliminate the element of personal choice though. Also there’s no reason not to do the tests as any amount of time is completely insignificant to God A sim in a sims game is unlikely to be able to comprehend the level which the real human developer of the game is reasoning at that’s because it was created by someone with limited knowledge and since humans were created by someone with more knowledge they simply can understand more than the things they create In islam we believe that Allah(God) isn’t bound to time so yeah the tests wouldn’t be necessary and he could just decide who is good or not since he knows already what will happen. We still live a life on earth, so Allah can show us as a kind of proof what happens and how we would live it. Not that he would need to do it, but that’s how he wants to do it.
Like, Allah creates all humans, nobody exists without his will. He also knows, while creating them, which will be good and which will be bad. He then punishes the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this ones he created knowing to be bad, for being bad, even though he had the power to not create them or to create them good. So yeah Allah created Humans knowing some (even most of them) wouldn’t obey him and he would have to punish them. For the question why he would create humans in the first place then, islam teaches that Allah values Humans who obey him out of free will more, since they could disobey him. Either Allah knew, when he created them, which would disobey and which wouldn’t; in this case, those he knew wouldn’t can’t, and those he knew would, have to. Or he didn’t know, in which case they have free will but he doesn’t know everything. Both cannot be true.
He didn’t cause them to do it, he gave them free will do decide. He just can see the Travis Williams USC Trojans Track & Field NCAA Division I Portrait Cat shirt In addition,I will do this future and knows what they will do. But he knows what THEY will do, he doesn’t CAUSE them to do it. Then what is the use of giving them free will? If he knows how a person is going to end up just directly put them in hellfire. You test something to find out the result, allah shouldn’t be testing since he , according to quran, is all knowing and all powerful. Knowing something doesn’t cause it. The free will lets them decide what to do. The “free” is real. They have full choice of what to do. Cancer doesn’t have free well. Your example shows you have not actually read the message you are responding to. Islam is so ridiculous but the moralistic implications and free will was the turning point for me to leave it completely. It just doesnt make sense. Of course, lots of people are indocrinated so they’ll defend it at all costs. Just like the developer of a sims game can just shut off the computer with no real “moral” implications, after all the developer is the definer of even “the concept of morality” in that sims game. If The Creator says this is the way things are we say yes master, because what else can we really do but submit to that much of a difference in power.

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