What Happens If Months Leaving Earth?

                                                                                                                                                                                                      CALIFORNIA - Since forming 4.5 billion years ago, the Moon appeared to have moved 18 times further from the Earth. So what would happen if the Moon really 'leave'

the Earth?

Reported by the BBC website on Wednesday (04/03/2015), without the moon, the Earth's oceans will not experience a rise and fall. Even a matter of days on Earth will change and become longer than before.

Scientists assess, the Moon is really important to help encourage life on Earth. Friction between the Earth's surface and the surface water on it will make the Earth rotates more slowly over time.

Earth and Moon in fact, locked in one embodiment gravitational force strict. And both also have relevance when doing a rotation. Thus, when the Earth rotates more slowly in its orbit, the Moon it would spin faster.

With such a close relationship, predicted the Moon will never truly be separated from the Earth. If continued to slow, then the Earth will eventually be spun at a rate equal to the orbit of the Moon.

However, long before this happens, the Sun in the future will evolve into a red giant. The sun is predicted to engulf the Earth and Moon and these events are expected to occur within the next five billion years.

(Amr)

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