NASA Looking for Megastructures: NASA long ago ran into such "megastructures" right here in our solar system and they've been keeping a very tight lid on things (the Cydonia region on Mars and Saturn's moon Iapetus). To put it as bluntly as possible, it's a national, and planetary, security issue... - Conspiracies

NASA Looking for Megastructures: NASA long ago ran into such "megastructures" right here in our solar system and they've been keeping a very tight lid on things (the Cydonia region on Mars and Saturn's moon Iapetus). To put it as bluntly as possible, it's a national, and planetary, security issue... (gizadeathstar.com)

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– ArcturianDeathTrap 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

The entire moon is unnatural.

1/4 the size of earth
1/400 the size of the sun
1/400 the distance of the earth to the sun
The only known celestial object to make a total solar eclipse
The only known celestial object with a perfectly circular orbit
The only known celestial object that does not spin on its axis
The moon's regolith is unlike any composition of material on earth
The moon's regolith has been regarded as the perfect mixture of impact-resistant dust

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– DZP1 1 point 3 years ago +1 / -0

Also, made of green cheese. That implies alien space rats and I do not want to think of the consequences.

Joke aside, the moon has been known to 'ring like a bell' seismically which implies a rigidity to its mass but also suggests hollowness. I wonder how the moon's mass compares to its density and the density to that of solid rock. If the average density is lower, that implies hollowness.

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