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samdiah
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A cow attempts to jump over the moon, but insteads ended up in a orbit around the moon. How can the cow be used to determine mass of moon?
The phrase "cow jumps over the moon" is actually a popular line from the nursery rhyme "Hey Diddle Diddle." It is not based on any scientific fact, but rather a fictional scenario created for entertainment.
No, cows (or any other animal) do not have the physical ability to jump over the moon. The moon is approximately 238,855 miles away from Earth and cows are not capable of jumping even a fraction of that distance.
No, the phrase is simply a part of a fictional nursery rhyme. It does not have any scientific meaning or significance.
The use of a cow in the nursery rhyme is most likely due to the fact that cows are commonly associated with farms and rural areas, where the setting of the nursery rhyme takes place. The idea of a cow jumping over the moon is also unexpected and humorous, making it a memorable part of the rhyme.
No, there are no documented cases of a cow jumping over the moon in real life. Again, this phrase is purely fictional and not based on any scientific evidence or occurrences.