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In the summer of 1969, ten-year-old Jack's passion for astronomy and space exploration ignites brightly within him, inspired by an extraordinary new friend, his test-pilot father, and history unfolding with first steps on the moon.
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In the summer of 1969, ten-year-old Jack's passion for astronomy and space exploration ignites brightly within him, inspired by an extraordinary new friend, his test-pilot father, and history unfolding with first steps on the moon. But fate alters his course.
In 1969, ten-year-old Jack is inspired by a unique friend to follow his heart and become an astronomer. But fate alters his course. In 2009 and about to turn fifty, Jack faces a choice: keep going through the motions – or take a giant leap of faith.
Synopsis. In the summer of 1969, ten-year-old Jack's passion for astronomy and space exploration ignites brightly within him, inspired by an extraordinary new friend, his test-pilot...
In 1969, ten-year-old Jack is inspired by a unique friend to follow his heart and become an astronomer. But fate alters his course. In 2009 and about to turn fifty, Jack faces a choice: keep going through the motions – or take a giant leap of faith.
Jul 18, 2021 · If the moon were suddenly twice as close to Earth, the effect would be like hitting a gong with a mallet, Comins said: Waves of energy would reverberate through the planet due to the sudden ...
When the Moon Was Twice as Big. In 1969, ten-year-old Jack is inspired by a unique friend to follow his heart and become an astronomer. But fate alters his course. In 2009 and about to turn fifty...
Aug 14, 2013 · Question: If the Moon was twice more massive and if it had the same orbital speed, would its orbit change? Further from Earth (because of the centrifugal force), or closer to Earth (because of the gravitational force) or the same (because of the same orbital speed)?
Sep 29, 2020 · What if the Moon was Twice as Big? If the Moon would be twice as big, then solar eclipses would be even more common. The path of totality would be significantly wider, maybe over 3,600 km / 2,000 mi – the wideness of the Moon’s umbra.
