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No, nowhere near enough. Moreover, it would pull the moon into a closer orbit - gravity is an attracting force - and eventually causing it to crash into the planet.

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You have two choices; either a WHOLE LOT of force over a short time, or a little bit of force for a VERY LONG time.

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