Earthlings: We want to blow up the moon.

Moon: You mortals are actually daydreaming like this, so you’d better develop it as soon as possible.

To be honest, even if all mankind unites and gathers all the power, you can't blow up the moon. Wanting to blow up the moon is simply a fantasy. Blow up the moon? The beginning and end of the story:

Initially, a report whose authenticity could not be verified said that five Russian scientists jointly published a paper pointing out that the gravitational effect of the moon keeps the earth at a certain angle. The tilt angle of the earth is why the earth has four seasons. This has resulted in a large area of ??Russia being in a cold environment and covered with ice and snow, which is not conducive to agricultural production. Therefore, the only way to blow up the moon and bring the earth's tilt back to normal is to make the earth's environment more stable and like spring all year round. Moreover, wouldn’t it be beautiful that the cold poles of the northern and southern hemispheres would reveal large tracts of land for habitation due to rising temperatures?

It sounds really good. But how to blow up the moon?

The moon is a satellite of the earth, and it is not small. Its mass is about 1/81 of the earth, and its diameter is about 1/4 of the earth. Can such a big man be blown up by a nuclear bomb?

Indeed, the most powerful weapon currently used by mankind is nuclear weapons. Without them, there is no other use. If you want to blow up the moon, you have to blow it up quickly. If it is not blown into powder, the disintegrated pieces will definitely fall on the earth, and there will be a lot of them. Just imagine, if this is the case, what a disaster it will be. This is simply a rain of meteorites.

To blow up the moon into dust would require at least 1.2*10^29 joules of energy. This is 20 billion times the total number of nuclear weapons in the world today and 600 billion times the Tsar Bomba. In other words, it would take To blow the moon into smithereens would require at least 20 billion human beings to use all the nuclear weapons in the world. Some people have said that there are no nuclear weapons that can be built. Yes, it is indeed the case, but where can we make 600 billion Tsar Bombas? We could hollow out the earth and we would not be able to get so many nuclear materials.

So, this idea is just a fantasy, and there is no point in discussing something that cannot be achieved. However, some people will also say that just because it can’t be done now, it doesn’t mean it won’t be done in the future. Well, that’s true.

But have you ever thought about the harm of blowing up the moon?

Can’t celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival?

Can’t admire the moon?

Can’t have a tryst under the moon?

These are all small problems. The big problem is that the earth's climate will change dramatically, and the earth's land pattern will also change dramatically. The human world is facing life and death challenges.

The role of the moon

If you look at Mars next door, it has no good luck. Since it does not have a large satellite, the inclination of its rotation axis can be as high as 10 million years in a cycle of 10 million years. The change between 13 degrees and 40 degrees is very fatal. Such a swinging rotation axis causes the climate of Mars to change dramatically every once in a while, which is not conducive to the evolution and survival of life. The earth is much luckier. Due to the existence of the moon and the stabilizing effect of the moon's gravity, the tilt of the earth's rotation axis only changes between 22.1 degrees and 24.5 degrees, which is very stable, and the climate is also much more stable.

The moon slows down the earth’s rotation. In the early days of the earth’s formation, there were only 8 hours a day. The earth rotated very fast. One day, one day. Some people said that this is not good. Work for a while. It's evening, so you can rest. This is the truth, but the storms on the earth will become more severe and last longer.

If the moon disappears, the seawater on the earth's surface will be redistributed. Outside the earth, the gravitational effect of the sun on the earth dominates, so the seawater will tend to be redistributed toward the sun, which will flood the earth. The original land will also cause tsunamis.

In short, in a world without the moon, the earth's ecology would be terrible. Therefore, the idea of ??blowing up the moon is neither beneficial to life on earth, nor is it actually possible.