William Byron American professional stock car racing driver Raptor Patriotic T-Shirt

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Edit: I just started re-reading the William Byron American professional stock car racing driver Raptor Patriotic T-Shirt and by the same token and 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.

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So about that. The moon is ridiculously far away from the William Byron American professional stock car racing driver Raptor Patriotic T-Shirt and by the same token and 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

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.