Publicado: 9 de October de 2025 | Actualizado: 09/10/2025 a las 5:26:10 PM
Could an asteroid containing a virus cause a tail in humans, and could this asteroid end up on a moon, with an atmosphere, and form a moon on a planet for stem cells that form the tail?
But it could be that the asteroid belongs to another species or a threat, and it could also be tumorous if this virus from the asteroid of another species infects us. In these cases, the asteroid could crash into the planet it orbits and fail to form a moon, new chromosomes, stem cells, or a tail.
If a moon of a planet were to crash, it could amputate our organs because it would remove a chromosome from our cells, and stem cells would not reproduce, and we would die. The loss of a limb, such as a finger or amputation in an accident, could be related to the moon, if we wanted to reproduce the limb again.
It could happen that asteroids orbit moons with a thin atmosphere that cause stem cells of chromosomes and tissue or organs to reproduce, depending on the moon of the planet in the solar system, which regenerate tissues and after the chromosomes reproduce in cells and stem cells of the moon, to which the stem cell corresponds, the asteroid is absorbed by the moon and the tissue is regenerated, but while the asteroid orbits the moon, stem cells and other cells are reproduced. Can a prosthesis change the orbit of an asteroid on a planet’s moon?