In the first place, one of the most obvious changes that would occur in relation to the disappearance of our satellite would be that eclipses would cease to exist and, in addition, the nights would be darker, since it reflects the one it receives from the Sun.
Another very logical factor would be the disappearance of some species of animals and plants. The sunlight that reflects the Moon would disappear, something that would alter the biological rhythms of many species that need that moonlight that occurs on a regular basis.
La Luna es el único satélite natural de nuestro planeta, la Tierra, que con un diámetro en su ecuador de 3.476 kilómetros, es el quinto satélite más grande del sistema solar. Su presencia, aunque parece poco importante, influye en algunas situaciones que se dan en la Tierra, por lo que si no existiera, todo cambiaría.
https://www.ambientum.com/ambientum/ciencia/que-pasaria-si-no-hubiese-luna.asp
