Joel Kontinen
Evolutioist claim that the Earth could have many moons. Here
is what New Scientist says about this;
“Earth could theoretically host two more moons the same size as the current moon. If the extra moons were smaller, our planet could host even more.
The larger planets in our solar system have far more moons than the
smaller, rocky worlds – Jupiter has at least 79 moons, whereas Mars has two, Venus has none, and Earth only
has the one. Intrigued by this fact-“
However, God created the moon just the size it is. The moon is actually always a
supermoon. It tells us about creation and the uniqueness of the Earth.
Without the moon, marine life would
die, and soon the rest of our planet’s life would also die, because here under
the sun, few things are completely detached from the rest.
The Moon’s size and distance from Earth determine how
big tides we have. Without tides marine life would sooner or later come to an
end, and our planet could turn into Mars’ twin.
In other words, the Moon looks designed to
maintain life on Earth.
The origin of the Moon is a naturalistic dilemma.
Crane, Leah, 2022, Physicists work out how many
moons Earth could have
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