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10/18/2017 11:47:54 AM
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The Moon's Gravity
This is a joke guys, don't worry.
You know the reason why gravity is the same on the moon and the earth in Destiny?
No, not because of "space magic", the mass of the moon is now roughly equal to that of the Earth because there's SO MANY -blam!-ing HIVE ON IT.
The End
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Because the Hive AI is dense af
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3 RepliesEdited by justingoska: 10/20/2017 5:39:59 PMIt doesn't even make sense. If the moon had the same gravitational pull as the earth without increasing its distance from the earth, the moon's gravity would pull it in to the earth, causing both to be virtually obliterated.
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Because we cant dismantle shaders quick enough
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6 RepliesEdited by Oddish43: 10/18/2017 7:11:23 PMProbably some kind of terraforming technology. Same reason the human Sloane can be helmetless on Titan. I mean, the moon is 9 times farther away from the sun than we are, so it gets about 1.2% as much solar energy per square meter, resulting in a temperature of about -180*C. Normally, taking one breath would turn your lungs into ice cubes.
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You made me lol
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4 RepliesThe Traveler terraformed the Moon to make it breathable.
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5 RepliesAnd I thought Earth was overpopulated.
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4 RepliesNot anymore. I used my Pip-Boy 3000 to obliterate them.
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6 RepliesWhich moon? Titan or IO?
