What Would Happen If Earth Had Two Moons

If Earth had two moons, it would be a catastrophe. An extra moon would add an extra gravitational pull, leading to larger tides and wiping out major cities like New York and Singapore. And millions of years later, the moons would collide, sending chunks crashing to the planet.

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What Would Happen If Earth Had Two Moons

[llonelysky-]

If earth had two moons, there will be a video called, "What if Earth had one moon?"

[sciblastofficial]

1:10 What happened next to Ireland?
1:12 Why is California a square?

[biopolaomaniac]

Moon : *i wonder what would happen if i had a twin*

earth : *I wouldn’t dream of that*

[Snapmare_]

*_the two moons would fight to the death_*

[memegrowsontrees]

If there were 2 moons I can sleep 2x the amount

[JustinY.]

What if we took that moon, and pushed it somewhere else?

[redwarrior]

Imagine a tag in the moon saying
Made in China

[Flashy]

But an Artificial Moon Doesn’t Have A Hot Core




*It’s Artificial*

[inactive]

If they launch another moon, I’m going to fail all of those science tests 😂

[i-win]

Earth would have two moons, bruh

Also more space junk

[benjo]

A lunar eclipse with 2 moons would be trippy bruh

[deekshithvodela]

According to recent discovery Earth has 3 moons.
In which 2 are not visible to our naked
Cheers!!!

[NcKyPmHzPPcrnTEat]

Why does the moon have to lay directly in the middle, it can be anywhere and it doesn't have to be so big, a mere asteroid is still considered a moon. Even if it seemed to magically have its orbit directly in the center, it would happen that way, for a while. The only times that the tides would get amplified was if the two moons were aligned. If the second Moon also originated from somewhere outside of the Earth's system then its orbit will likely be highly elliptical, and if it is big enough it'll probably affect the moons orbit, possibly making it unstable. It also wouldn't be perfectly showed if the second Moon would be moving away, because it may spiral toward the Earth. If it spirals toward Earth it would be pulled apart into a ring by tidal forces. There would also be more solar eclipses and lunar eclipses, and some of the lunar eclipses will involve the two moons aligning.

[cutiemalu]

I learn more on YouTube then in school 💀

[hellohi-yvho]

Everything's made in China now...


BUT NOW CHINA WANTS TO MAKE A MOON?


oh my..

[itsjaimed]

So I'm watching this towards the end of 2019 ;-;

[thegloriousmorious]

Moon : Hey
Moon : Hey
Moon : What are you ?
Moon : Made in China

[evaristegalois]

Thanos would destroy one of those moons

[suzanemah]

I keep imagining what will it look like with a *GIANT TAG* saying " *made in China* "

[wesleythomas]

The implication that a body like that could have a stable orbit between earth and the moon is so faulted! Good animation but very poor science...