Why Did God Create the Moon, Mercury, Jupiter, Etc?
Shits and Giggles
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The Bible doesn't tell us, but I think he created the moon first, but it didn't work. It didn't have a strong enough gravitational pull hold it's oxygen in. His second attempt was Earth, and that one worked much better, but he was still kind of sentimental about his first attempt, so he hung it up there in the sky for everyone to look at. Also, it was pretty. Side: Shits and Giggles
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Well, the amount of protection we get from them is minimal... if that is why God created them then he didn't do a very good job. So if he created everything then why did he create Andromeda? Why create trillions of stars, planets, moons, etc just to put life on one tiny little rock? It just doesn't make any sense. Side: Shits and Giggles
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Tides are caused by a gravitational tug-of-war between the sun, moon, and earth. All objects exert gravitational pull on each other. The closer they are, or the larger they are, the greater the pull. All of the planets exert some gravitational pull on the earth. However, the pull of the moon and sun are most noticeable because the moon is so close to us and the sun is so big. It takes the earth 365 days to revolve around the sun. As it revolves around the sun, it spins, or rotates on its axis once every 24 hours. At the same time, the moon revolves around the earth once every 29 days. The gravitational pull of the sun holds the earth in orbit, while the gravitational pull of the earth keeps the moon in orbit. As a result of this gravitational attraction between the earth and the moon, the side of the earth facing the moon is pulled towards it. Solid objects like the ground and buildings are not distorted as much as liquids like the ocean. A bulge of water occurs on the side of the earth facing the moon. As the earth rotates around the sun, centrifugal force causes an equal bulge of water on the opposite side of the earth. Water is pulled away from these two sides of the earth to form these bulges, or high tides. This leaves a depression, or low spot, in the oceans between. These are the areas of low tides. Side: Dunno?
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