What would you do if you looked up into the night sky and saw the moon explode?
611176
No, I'd just stand there and watch my neighbors panic. We'd all die fairly soon (a few days after at most), so it wouldn't bother me much.
906377
The moon would eventually collide with the Earth if it weren't for the fact that both the Earth and the Moon will be incinerated by the expanding Sun before that happens, making this kind of question academic.
101481
the tidings of the sea would stop existing, and basically everything containing water (including the human body) would OR die, OR very urgently have to adapt! Mmmm, no, we'd die. Even female menstruation depends on the moon...
514886
the moon won't blow up.  it is geologically inactive.  that means that its just a dead rock up there orbiting the earth.
515380
Your body would be pulled in every direction, though not really "exploding", that's a pretty good approximation of what would happen. If that didn't happen & you had oxygen, you would freeze to death. Or you would die from radiation(which is what would happen with the spacesuit, making the moon landing a farce).\n\nSpace kills, man.
217820
Not often enough. When I was homeless living in my car, I would study the constellations, try to remember the name of each star in Orion. I had a star chart. If it were not for thieves, I would live in a tent again, watch the possums and raccoons come out at night, feed and watch the birds by day, and stare into the stars at night. My dream home though would have a lighthouse top with windows all around and a telescope. Enjoy your time outdoors, and try to learn the names of as many stars as you can, for me. I don't know when or if I'll ever get the time to enjoy them like I once did again.
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Of course, that won't help you figure out how high it is in the sky each night at a specific time if you are trying to fill in a moon observing lab that you failed to do.  \n\nI will help you this much: the moon rises 50 minutes later each night (about 12 degrees further east at the same time each night) and is more or less directly overhead at midnight when it is full.  If you figure out where it should be at a particular time each night, you deserve credit for the lab.
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I think that this site is really great since it is so visual:\nhttp://stardate.org/nightsky/moon/
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I am very effected by the fool moon, however as a Cancer it is my ruling planet.  I make sure to saty home that night and have a few drinks.  I always make a very special meal and just enjoy watching the moon pass over my house!
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Well, I was walking down by the creek one night, watching the moon disappear, cause it wasn't quite new but it was becoming smaller and smaller. The sky was a really dark purple, and it was raining somewhere in the distance cause the sky was a brownish color a bit of distance away. \n\nAny-who, I was walking and it got really windy, so I stopped to feel it, cause cold makes me sleepy and I already couldn't sleep that night. There was this guy who walked out in front of me, and scared the Bejesus out of me, cause he had a like, big hooded jacket or whatever, and his eyes were a really bright hazel, like gold.\n\nWell, he stared at me for a long while, and then he came at me, and I didn't run for it, cause I wasn't really responding so well after we first made eye-contact. I got this dropping feeling in my stomach, he reached out for me and caught me by the throat. I passed out, and woke up on the couch in my apartment with a silver chain on that I didn't remember owning...\n\nI been possessed by an angry vampyre ever since, and weird stuff has been happening since that night, so there you go. A tad cliche, and I'm not sure if an over-sized black jacket counts as a cloak, but it's the closest I've got.\n\nThink I'm crazy now? If not, then you are obviously an interesting judge of mentality...
835250
sounds reasonble, whats yer point?\n\nhad he "split the moon" literally, the whole world would have known immediately
931600
Watch the stars outside if it's a clear night
532994
You'd die before you even reached the sun.  The heat is too intense for anyone to go near it or touch it.  The sun retains the same heat at night time.
1064158
when the moon hits your eye like a big piece a pie thats......
881266
Use the source to show what the Moon would look like on any night you want.
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Do it at night. No one ever minds looking at a big full moon!
710177
Its still a little bit dark and the light from earth when reflected back to the moon enables u 2 see the dark side of the moon but this will only happen when there is not enough light to block your view.