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What If the Torah Was Given on the Moon?

By Dovid Taub and Yitzchak Feigenbaum

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Posted: Apr 8, 2012

great

so cool make some m0re

Posted By Anonymous, Cordova, USA

Posted: Apr 2, 2012

קידוש Cup

I Like When He Is Saying That He Will Where A Cocunut של ירמולקה

Posted By Chaya Esther, Calgary, AB

Posted: Sep 25, 2011

Could the Oral Torah be given in a vacuum?

Sound does not travel on the moon. Sound can exist only where there is something (air) through which it can travel. Even if G-d spoke all the words of the Torah on the moon, no one there would here him (unless they used radios in their helmets, which poses another problem, because it was Yom Tov and radios are electric.

Posted By Anonymous, Camarillo, CA

Posted: Sep 20, 2011

the igloo

there are some problems with placing a mezazh on a arch

Posted By Anonymous, Austin, Texas

Posted: Aug 29, 2011

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Posted By Anonymous, new jersey

Posted: July 29, 2011

מזוזה

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Posted By Anonymous, אוק פארק, מישיגן

Posted: Apr 21, 2011

Being Jewish in space is not really a viable idea.

The last sentence did not make sense.

A big part of Jewish is doing things (or not doing things) on the correct days, for example, keeping Shabbos from when it begins to when it ends.

On the International Space Station, you experience several sunrises and sunsets during each 24 hours, because you go around the world so quickly. You are somewhere that it is Friday afternoon, then somewhere that it is Shabbos, then back to somwhere that it is Friday daytime, then the sun sets again and Shabbos starts again, this repeats many times; then you are somewhere that it is Saturday night and you start Havdalah, but then you are back to somewhere that it is still Shabbos, it is all very confusing.

Because the entire Passover seder must be at night and it is night for less than an hour at a time, you would have to rush.

And the same problem, in reverse, applies to the morning service, which must be during the day, even though it is day for less than an hour at a time.

Posted By Anonymous, Camarillo, CA

Posted: Apr 18, 2011

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Posted: Feb 24, 2011

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Posted By Suenell, Lamar, AR/USA

Posted: Nov 21, 2010

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