I posted this earlier but it was lost in the Q postings.
https://cneos.jpl.nasa.gov/ca/
A near Earth object is due tomorrow on very very close approach (2020FF1). While it does get close to Earth it is also listed as very very close to the moon in its close approach data.
Q did say something big is coming. Nothing can stop it. I'm thinking a NEO qualifies.
I'm no expert on this stuff it's just something I glance at occasionally. Maybe someone with more experience can take a look at it.
Yeah I got that. What about the moon? Bet that would have an impact on water if what they say is true. Imagine the moon getting hit and nothing bad happening.
https://www.nationalgeographic.com/news/2017/07/water-moon-formed-volcanoes-glass-space-science/
And in 2010, scientists looked closer at other collected moon rocks and found more signatures of water in a mineral called apatite. That’s when geologists began suspecting that the moon holds hidden reservoirs locked in its rocks. If you were to take all of the water in the moon’s interior, it would create a one-yard-deep ocean covering the entire surface, geologist Francis McCubbin estimated at the time.
I see something happening but what is it?