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Mark Anthony


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Don't forget about 3753 Cruithne - Earth's quassi-satellite with a horseshoe orbit discovered 10 October, 1986.

There is a link about this in AA which contains a few images and some information. 

Regarding the slow-motion collision of a secondary moon...here's a link:

http://www.space-travel.com/reports/Moons_mountains_made_by_slo-mo_crash_study_999.html 

The main thing I find bizarre about Luna is that we have total penumbral eclipses.



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I wouldn't prematurely agree with every wacky new idea they come up with.  haha



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I've just been reading that when our moon was originally formed scientists now thing we had TWO moons! I've yet to find out what happened to the other one!

 



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