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this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2026
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Well, in reality it was more like a "dismembering ~~body~~planet parts by brute force" kind of situation followed by putting the dying remains just out of reach in orbit afterwards.
And all because Jupiter most likely didn't do its patrol-job properly.
So, I question the wholesomeness of the whole event, but welcome the final outcome 4 billion years later nonetheless ;-)
Yeah the scene should be more like Jupiter as a baseball pitcher throwing an astroid at the earth to "give" them a moon.
More like a hammer thrower...
What the fuck? Because of this bullshit I have to go to work every day now! SMH
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