Even if the moon was to touch the Earth, there was a point early on, when we recognized that the Earth and the Moon were not going to display too lots of gravity impacts on the Earth. Even if the moon and the Earth were touching with our present presumptions of the moon, and its density, because the moon is 1/100 of the mass of the Earth. And so the gravitational formula doesnt support that even if the earth and the moon were touching, that you wouldnt, you would not truly feel much from the moon.
Even if the moon was to touch the Earth, there was a point early on, when we realized that the Earth and the Moon were not going to show too numerous gravity results on the Earth. Even if the moon and the Earth were touching with our present presumptions of the moon, and its density, because the moon is 1/100 of the mass of the Earth. And so the gravitational formula doesnt support that even if the earth and the moon were touching, that you would not, you would not actually feel much from the moon. And so that solved 2 problems that would get the moon to fall … and it would likewise begin pulling and having an extreme gravitational results on the Earth.
