The Moon Will Die on Earth in 7.6-Billion Years
<p>After 51 years, the US <a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/news/lunar-lander-feared-tipped-while-223225056.html?soc_src=social-sh&soc_trk=ma" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">returned</a> to the Moon this week. Intuitive Machines Inc., the Houston based maker of the Moon lander Odysseus, reported that its vehicle landed on its side after possibly breaking one of its legs upon landing. A solar panel could have been damaged while some antennae are pointed downwards, limiting their ability to send data back to Earth. The moral of this story: never wish a lunar lander to break a leg!</p>
<p>Given how challenging and expensive it is for us to ship cargo from Earth to the Moon, one may wonder whether the Moon will ever return back to Earth, its birth site? This question echoes the wish of parents to see their grown-up kid back home.</p>
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