A model shows that the moon has grown to twice its size, yet it has remained in the same place. In one to two sentences, explain how this would impact the gravity between Earth and the moon.
If the moon has doubled in size but remained in the same place, its gravitational pull on Earth would become stronger due to the increased mass, resulting in stronger tidal forces and potentially affecting Earth's ocean tides and orbit around the sun.
If the moon has grown to twice its size, it would result in a higher gravitational attraction between Earth and the moon due to the increased mass of the moon.
If the moon has grown to twice its size but remains in the same place, the impact on gravity between Earth and the moon would depend on whether the moon's mass has also doubled; if it has, the gravitational force between the two celestial bodies would remain the same, but if the moon's mass hasn't changed, the gravitational force would weaken compared to before.
