Question

Why doesn't the moon fall of in earth while the space debris which orbits the earth fall down into the earth but moon doesn't why?

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The Earth's gravity is stronger than the moon's, so it attracts more space debris than the moon does.

Since atmospheric drag is low at that altitude the debris is slow to return to Earth, and in June 2007 NASA's Terra environmental spacecraft maneuvered to avoid impact from the debris.

★ Can the Moon crash into Earth?

→ The Moon will swing ever closer to Earth until it reaches a point 11,470 miles (18,470 kilometers) above our planet, a point termed the Roche limit. "Reaching the Roche limit means that the gravity holding it [the Moon] together is weaker than the tidal forces acting to pull it apart," Willson said.22-Jan-2007.

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