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Despite the rapid devolvement of the Moon’s rotational at its own polar axis (to a point of having one face of the Moon being tidal locked toward Earth) since i
by egberts1 4y ago
Despite the rapid devolvement of the Moon’s rotational at its own polar axis (to a point of having one face of the Moon being tidal locked toward Earth) since its birthing from Earth, I remain curious about the breakage of such tidal locking as Moon’s orbit dramatically continues to expand.
- doubleunplussed 4y agoNah it won't. The timescale for it to lock is much faster than anything else - it'll stay locked the whole time.