I would suck up much, much less. Right now the moon has a radius of about 1000 miles which equates to an acceleration due to gravity of 1.6 m/s squared at the surface. Otherwise they're just normal objects. This is called the Even if it sucked in matter at the rate the Earth—with its much larger "collecting area"—sucks in interplanetary dust, it wouldn't necessarily be a problem for us.
In Tokyo, Pupulan plays a song on his flute to hypnotize children, following him into a mysterious ship before sailing off into the sky. This one is called Sagittarius A and is currently stationed between 27º and 28º Sagittarius on the Western zodiac wheel. It would swallow up a tiny portion of the solar wind, but that wouldn't amount to much at all. The Moon reflects sunlight, but with some surprising twists.
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