toobfreak
Tungsten/Glass Member
Not at all. It is just the right size to fit predictions.Why the Moon might be Hollow and Artifical First, it's just too big.
It wasn't captured by the Earth.""It's too big to have been captured by the Earth.
Coincidence (for now). The Moon has been slowly moving out from the Earth since its creation. When formed, it was huge in the sky. Lunar tides were like tsunamis. Dynamic breaking from tidal interaction over billions of years is slowly slowing the Moon down causing it to move away from us each year by about 1.5" further. Enjoy the line up while you can.Second, it just so happens to be the same apparent size as the Sun causing total eclipses of the Sun and Moon.
The Moon was formed by necessity from the lightest materials while the densest elements sunk back into the Earth's core.Third, like many of the Libs here, the Moon is not very dense.
Not surprising when you consider the materials and temperature at which they were fused. The Moon isn't artificial or hollow, you don't "hear" a ring from the Moon, it is measured. The Earth has a ring too at a different resonant frequency. I've seen slabs of steel a foot thick and 18 feet long that ring as clear and sweet as a chime bell if you whack them with a wrench.Fourth, it rings like a bell when you drop things on it.