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But how realistic is the concept of a Brother Moon? Let's speculate on the potential biomass on Earth. Scientists estimate the total biomass on Earth to be around 1.2 teratons. When considering this immense figure, the theoretical volume of a "meat moon" formed from all Earth's dead organic material could reach over a thousand cubic kilometers.
By applying geometric principles—specifically the volume of a sphere formula (4/3 π r³)—we can calculate the radius of this hypothetical meat moon. The figures reveal that if all life on Earth were to be consolidated into a single spherical mass, it would have a radius of over six kilometers. Although it sounds frightening, this "meat moon" would only be a fraction of the size of Earth's moon, which is about 260 times larger.