The moon is shrinking!

[Guest The Architect]

But don't worry, it's not gonna disappear overnight.

 

http://www.aolnews.com/weird-news/article/...face%2F19601796

 

Hey I've seen you guys post the whole story of a link in a way that it shows up without you even having to click the link - how do you guys do that? Do you just wrap the link in quote tags or code tags or something?

[LadyCrimson]

Eh? I don't think I've seen that before. Sometimes ppl cut/paste the linked story text & wrap it in quote tags but that's all I've noticed.

 

As to the moon...if it's actually relatively recent geological activity, I can see why it would excite certain circles. But if it's not going to create tidalwaves or change my astrological sign (haha) doesn't mean that much to me.

[Gorth]

But don't worry, it's not gonna disappear overnight.

 

http://www.aolnews.com/weird-news/article/...face%2F19601796

 

Hey I've seen you guys post the whole story of a link in a way that it shows up without you even having to click the link - how do you guys do that? Do you just wrap the link in quote tags or code tags or something?

Like this: The Architect?

 

Replace "The Architect" with a copy of the story

 

Edit: In a related story, the shrinking Moon is really not a serious problem, as the Moon is moving further and further away from Earth. Eventually Earths gravity will not be enough to keep the Moon in orbit and it will pack up and leave.

[mr insomniac]

Edit: In a related story, the shrinking Moon is really not a serious problem, as the Moon is moving further and further away from Earth. Eventually Earths gravity will not be enough to keep the Moon in orbit and it will pack up and leave.

 

Like in Space:1999, but without the radioactive explosions.

[Amentep]

Edit: In a related story, the shrinking Moon is really not a serious problem, as the Moon is moving further and further away from Earth. Eventually Earths gravity will not be enough to keep the Moon in orbit and it will pack up and leave.

 

Like in Space:1999, but without the radioactive explosions.

 

Will it still go through a black hole? And find a planet of robot people? And meet metamorphs? And will there be a moonbase with Martin Landau commanding?

 

And will they always send out Eagle 1 with Alan Carter piloting?

[Calax]

Edit: In a related story, the shrinking Moon is really not a serious problem, as the Moon is moving further and further away from Earth. Eventually Earths gravity will not be enough to keep the Moon in orbit and it will pack up and leave.

Also no matter it's physical size the mass is staying the same Thus the overall gravity stays exactly the same. The moment we should start worrying is when the moon starts loosing mass because that'll throw everything out of wack.