What if the moon did crash into Earth?
The Moon has been an intimate companion to Earth since ancient times, and while we see the Shape and Size of the Moon varying as it orbits our planet, it has always been present and persists in the sky. But will that change?
In the movie "Falling on the Moon," which aired a few days ago, released on February 4, a mysterious force pulls the moon away from its orbit around the earth, making the moon move toward the earth, which could have a devastating effect on our humanity. Within weeks, the planet loomed on the horizon.
In the face of impending catastrophe and the dangers that arise, the characters in the film scramble to save the planet, and while doing so, they learn that our lunar satellites are not natural at all, and that the idea of the moon as a giant man-made structure built by aliens billions of years ago is firmly rooted in the realm of science fiction.
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