[ErnstStavroBlofeld]

It had to be a huge explosion. I know that georeactors are used in explaning the dynamo theory

[KoRn]

/mark

[Talisker]

That's no moon...

[Freedom_Is_Not_Free]

Why couldn’t the moon and earth have been formed simultaneously? What is the physical evidence this can’t be possible?

[applpie]

some creationists believe the moon and some heavenly bodies such as meteorites and asteroids were created when the crust of the world blew apart at the time of the flood.

[exnavy]

They’re overlooking one teensy weensy little thing, God created the heaven and the earth and the stars (moon).

[Fichori]

The Moon may have formed in a nuclear explosion

No, its made out of cheese.

Nuclear explosions do not make cheese.

[Venturer]

Who cares? And what difference does it make in my life?

[fieldmarshaldj]

Might be of interest to you.

[Touch Not the Cat]

Yet another example of why scientific “theories” should never be taken too seriously.

[Eepsy]

[SunkenCiv]

Thanks KoRn! Not only related to J. Marvin Herndon (someone mentioned georeactors up top), but also the late Tom Van Flandern (non-nuclear fission origin of the Moon was one of his). Naturally, I'll also include a link to "When the Days Were Shorter".

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[SunkenCiv]

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