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[Bud Brewster]

I haven't seen Moonfall yet, but it bombed at the box office, so I'll try not to expect too much.

I was a bit dismayed when I read that the premise includes the idea that the Moon contains a vast artifical environment and mechanisms that seeded the Earth with life eons ago after intelligent life was wipe out, millions of years earlier.

Damn, that's a key element of my unpublished novel Sail the Sea of Stars, which I've posted about 2/3 of here on All Sci-Fi.

I first wrote it in the earily 1980s, and I need to rewrite the last part, which is why I haven't posted all of it here, yet.

I'm happy to report, however, that the nature of the Moon is just a small part of a much more complex plot element which is both startling and original.

Anyway, here a video about Moonfall.

_____ The Origin Of Solar System Scene Moonfall


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Is there no man on Earth who has the wisdom and innocence of a child?
~ The Space Children (1958)

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Listverse: Director Roland Emmerich and his team used planetary sciences simulators to depict the moon careening towards the Earth would realistically look like.

From this they learned that the moon would not simply just cut a straight path for us, but would get into an elliptical orbit around the Earth that would continuously become smaller and smaller.

[Bud Brewster]

[Bud Brewster]