Is it on June 3 4, 2008 that the Sun and Moon will collide

According to sociology, the "class relationship" between the sun and the moon is like a shoeshine on the street. The relationship in the universe is generally very stable, which is definitely because some people are spreading rumors again, and they are also involved in astronomy......

If the sun really hits the moon, then the consequences of the earth not having the moon are simply unimaginable; In addition, the temperature of the earth is at least a few thousand degrees when the sun runs to the position of the moon. So think about it, if it is the end of the world in a few days, CCTV authorities are still broadcasting advertisements there?

The landlord has been deceived!

If the sun does collide with the moon, won't the sun and the earth become very close (because the sun and the moon are going to collide, they are eight feet away). So, if the sun hits the moon, the sun will move towards the moon. But today it's the 2nd, and the temperature is very high.

So the sun won't hit the moon at all, and even if it does, it will be in n years, and we will have already returned to the west by then

So the landlord doesn't have to worry about it!

Bah!!! Pure!

It's the 31st today, and even if the moon is out of the Earth's orbit and it has to hit the sun, it won't hit it in three days!

The landlord was fooled.

Don't panic, in 1999 the Sun, Moon, Earth and eight other planets in the solar system plus Pluto joined in a straight line, and the Earth was nothing?

ps: It is said that the moon is big and round on June 3, so it's not bad to go out and enjoy the moon.

I didn't see a collision after a while.

Bump! And the Earth, struck by the moon, rushed directly towards the sun, and the moon followed. The billiards term is called "cue ball falling into the bag"!

If it will, the United States, Russia, France, Britain and something will be in a hurry.

It shouldn't be, it's a rumor

But be careful, ah Tomorrow night I suggest that the landlord go out to sleep!

The one that told you? How can it be that you are full.

When the Moon orbits between the Earth and the Sun, and is exactly in the plane of the ecliptic, the three celestial bodies are in the same straight line. Since celestial bodies have their own orbits, the Earth revolves around the Sun, and the Moon revolves around the Earth. So they won't collide, you can rest assured.

Because the Earth revolves around the Sun, the Moon revolves around the Earth. The relative position of the three is constantly changing, so there is always a moment when the three will line up in a straight line.

Just because they're in a straight line doesn't mean they're going to collide. Because the sun, the moon, and the earth move in different directions, even if they occasionally line up in a straight line, they will go their separate ways after a few minutes. At the same time, the distance between the three is very long, the distance between the Earth and the Sun is 150 million kilometers, and the distance between the Earth and the Moon is 380,000 kilometers.

How can it be so easy to collide?

1 Both the Earth and the Moon are in motion and will certainly form a line with the Sun.

2 Not dangerous.

3 Impossible, only a solar or lunar eclipse will occur

Probably not.

Even if you do, you don't have to worry about it, because I promise that nothing like this will happen to you in your lifetime.

To put it simply, there is a centrifugal force when the moon revolves around the earth, and the centrifugal force is in balance with gravity.

You can take one end of a thread and tie it to a bottle, hold the other end of the thread and wave the bottle, swing it into a circle, and the bottle will not fall off your hand, also because of centrifugal force.

The rotation of the planet is much more complicated than waving a bottle, but with current scientific theory, it is similar to the principle of turning a bottle.

The gravitational force and the centrifugal force of the planet's motion are just equal, so that they do not rotate closer to each other or farther away.

No, although sometimes they go on a line, (solar and lunar eclipses) but the moon is a satellite of the earth, it revolves around the earth, and in the same way the earth revolves around the sun, so they don't collide.

No, the three of them will never collide I promise you!

Of course not... Otherwise, the earth, the moon, and the sun don't know how many times it has hit...

No, at least not in our lifetimes.

Not at all, please don't worry.

What a boring question. There is no need to think about it, there is mutual gravity between the planets. There is a certain distance.

That's not necessarily. Today my friend saw them on the Internet, and they will become a line, but I don't know what the omen is

The Northeast is fake! According to the relationship between the occurrence of ** and the moon, it can be inferred that the 2nd and 3rd are **, and the first and second quarters of the moon come! On the 2nd, there was a sixth-level ** on the Taiwan side, so there was nothing to do!

If it's fake, we'll see tomorrow.

Boring statement.

If someone can predict it accurately, then there won't be so many people who don't have to die, it must be a rumor, and there may be a chance of a coincidence of 1 in 100 billion?

Of course, if it is said to be level**. The person who posted the rumors that happened every day will be held legally responsible if he is caught now.

Don't panic, don't talk nonsense!

There is no impossibility, but the odds are extremely slim.

No, if there was a collision, would you still know? Died early.

No, if there was a collision, would you still know? Died early.

And because of the gravitational force, they will not collide.

What you should be worried about is that it's moving away from us.

Not only will the Moon never collide with the Earth, but scientists have observed that the distance between the Moon and the Earth is increasing, and in the early days of the Earth, the Moon and the Earth were connected, and one day in the future, we would lose the Moon.

Theoretically, it is impossible to collide, the moon itself has gravity, and I think if it did, it would not be there today, or the earth would have been in a different shape.

Scientifically speaking, no.

If it's a joke, then in a lot of cases ...

no matter what you say , it makes sense .

Not necessarily, one day another big comet hits the moon and sends it to Earth.

It seems to have been read in some book that the moon is moving farther and farther away from us, 5 centimeters away every year (how many years I forget).

Because under the action of gravity, they will not collide.

What we are talking about here is that the orbital plane of the earth's revolution is not a plane composed of three points, and the angle of more than 5 degrees is the angle between the orbital plane of the moon and the orbital plane of the earth.

That's a good and timely question! We note the Moon.

It revolves around the earth, and the earth revolves around the sun with the moon, so there is a problem of orbital angle; It has been reported that when the Sun, Moon and Earth will be in the same straight line position on June 3, 2008 or June 4, 2008, the superposition of the gravitational pull of the Sun and the Moon on the Earth will cause unpredictable consequences to the geological conditions after Wenchuan**, so it is strongly recommended that everyone pay attention to safety at that time, especially the people who are still in the disaster area.

What is called three-body motion in physics.

There is always no pattern.

The three-body problem you are talking about here.

To put it bluntly, there are three points.

As long as the three points do not overlap, a plane can be determined.

It's just that the three points are in different positions and the planes determined are also different.

Your statement is not right.

Euclidean geometry says that three points that are not in the same line can determine a plane. That is: any three points in space are on a plane. Is there a time when the three-body problem is not on the same plane?

Did the landlord also take into account the curvature effect of massive objects on space? (belongs to the category of non-Euclidean geometry).

Note: At a distance from the Earth to the Sun (100 million kilometers), the diameter of the Earth's Sun is very small. So you can look at the quality point.

The Wenchuan big ** moment happened to appear on the Sun, the Moon, and the Earth, and the three celestial bodies were on the same plane. In normal times, the Moon and the Sun and the Earth do not orbit in the same plane, but have an angle of more than 5 degrees. When 3 celestial bodies are in the same plane, they may have special or resonant effects on certain plates of the Earth's crust.

**Come on, announce the connection address.

It may mean that the angle between the two angular velocities = the angle between the two track disk surfaces = 5 degrees, and the two planes have an intersection line? Does it mean that it is just at the intersection position? Go to this intersection position twice a month, right?

I don't understand what you're talking about???

3 points that are not on the same line can determine a plane. hahahaha

3 points that are not on the same line can determine a plane.

That is, a straight line and a point outside the line determine a plane.