When the Apollo astronauts were on the Moon, they did not fall off, on account of
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university of Wisconsin was one of two universities to which i applied and the only one that did not accept me on account of they lost my application so tbh I believe ithttps://twitter.com/AndrewFazzolare/status/1436541353740185607?s=19 …
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Is this a test of how much people know about physics?
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no, it is a test of how much people do not know about physics
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Can I be holding a hammer instead? Or a million dollars? Or a pitchfork and be standing next to my average wife?
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We talking the dark side, or no? There are implications!
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embed itself within your flesh because the moon is traveling so fast through space, obviously
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I mean, you can jump on the moon and fall back to it. Confirms what basic physics would tell you.
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It will float. I have very long arms, and feel like I could reach the earth-moon lagrange points if I really tried.
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