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Dario Castro
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I think that the answer is that the moons orbit would be changed into a more eccentric orbit, since the gravity of earth will poon on the moon and she will come on our way, but the centrifugal force will make it stay in orbit, although maybe more eliptic. This, of course, is only if the earth were to speed away slowly. If it were to go away faster, the moon would stay behind.

I think that the answer is that the moons orbit would be changed into a more eccentric orbit, since the gravity of earth will poon on the moon and she will come on our way, but the centrifugal force will make it stay in orbit, although maybe more eliptic.

I think that the answer is that the moons orbit would be changed into a more eccentric orbit, since the gravity of earth will poon on the moon and she will come on our way, but the centrifugal force will make it stay in orbit, although maybe more eliptic. This, of course, is only if the earth were to speed away slowly. If it were to go away faster, the moon would stay behind.

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Dario Castro
Dario Castro
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I think that the answer is that the moons orbit would be changed into a more eccentric orbit, since the gravity of earth will poon on the moon and she will come on our way, but the centrifugal force will make it stay in orbit, although maybe more eliptic.