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Suppose the moon were closer to Earth. How would the force of gravity between Earth and the moon be different?

Suppose the moon were closer to Earth. How would the force of gravity between Earth and the moon be different?
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Suppose the moon were closer to Earth. How would the force of gravity between Earth and the moon be different?

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When objects are closer together, the gravitational forces between them are stronger.
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the moon controls the waves (believed in science) so there would be mass Tsunami and uncontrollable damage done to the gravitational pull of the Earth
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