It's been 150 days since the Moon has been on a collision course toward Earth. As the Moon approaches, ocean tides rise, cities are flooded and destroyed, and volcanoes and earthquakes erupt worldwide. The Moon's gravitational pull grows stronger, causing havoc on our planet.

00:00: What If Earth Collided With the Moon?
00:29: Timeline: One Year Until Moon Hits Earth
01:31: Importance of the Moon’s Position
02:20: Potential Climate Shifts
03:00: Moon at 250,000 km from Earth
03:52: Theia Impact and Moon Formation
04:17: Interview with Dr. Gordon Osinski
06:26: Moon at 100,000 km from Earth
07:53: Historical Evidence of Higher Tides
10:01: 100 Days Until Impact
11:19: Potential Solutions: NASA’s DART Mission
12:00: Roche Limit
12:21: Moon at 18,000 km
13:02: Formation of an Asteroid Ring Around Earth
13:45: Global Cooling and Ecosystem Collapse
14:56: Space Travel Becomes Impossible (Debris Barrier)
15:25: Long-Term Effects: Humanity’s Survival
16:33: Potential Ring Formation Around Earth
17:46: Survival Strategies

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See show notes: https://inlet.fm/what-if-science-theories-possibilities/episodes/67d4da90fd50a18233ee1733

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