• @johannesvanderwhales
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    174 months ago

    The “mystery” I was referring to was how we came to have such a large moon to begin with. It’s very unusual, and moons on other terrestrial planets are much smaller and probably formed through completely different ways than earth’s moon.

    • @JimVanDeventer
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      -54 months ago

      That isn’t clear at all and I’m not even sure I agree, regardless. Hydrostatic equilibrium is a regularly occuring thing. No, I’m not looking up how regular. The Universe is mind-bogglingly enormous and everything is unusual. Have a good day.

          • @JimVanDeventer
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            4 months ago

            You can calm down because I don’t care. Enjoy your massive W, buddy.

            Edit: downvoting me again? What a rare and special ability; not just anybody can do that.

            • @JimVanDeventer
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              4 months ago

              Huh, only a measly 6 alts to send the message you are sad about being wrong about science.

              • @[email protected]
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                24 months ago

                Joke’s on you, it’s also me when you get 6 upvotes. I am the only other person on the internet.

              • @[email protected]
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                24 months ago

                I am only me. I can only wish I WERE johannesvanderwhales, who seems to be a remarkable person and admirable in every way.