indeed. it's true. it seems that the tidal bulge has been widening or stretching the moon's orbit for thousands of years, making it farther and farther away each year, so that eventually the moon's orbit will be so long, it would take 47 of our 24-hr days until we saw the moon again (thus, the time between "nights" would be 47 of our current days!)
wowza, batman!
-stephanie
"Fire is motion / Work is repetition / This is my document / We are all all we've done / We are all all we've done / We are all all we've done / We are all all defenses."
- Cap'N Jazz, "Oh Messy Life," Analphabetapolothology
Wednesday, August 02, 2006
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