the remote future. At a distance of 20,000 miles,
it will begin to break up, raining huge meteors
on the earth.
enough to allow its powerful gravitational
pull to draw up everything not tied down.
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The moon may be drawn back to the earth in the remote future. At a distance of 20,000 miles, it will begin to break up, raining huge meteors on the earth. |
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A white dwarf star has approached near enough to allow its powerful gravitational pull to draw up everything not tied down. |
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