I'm no kidding, our Moon is in fact a big hollow metal sphere?

Question

This is the only explanation why the government can put some reluctant people there, is this a kind of experiment? Please read my previous question.

I did not make this up...

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread212580/pg1

Please read...

http://www.onelight.com/thei/hollowmoon.html

I'm confused...

Answer 1

And apparently not the only roundish hollow object in the vicinity.

Answer 2

NOWHERE on your link does it say anything about a hollow METAL sphere. They only discussed the fact that the moon may be partially hollow, with the hollow space where the moon's hot, molten, earth-like core used to reside. THIS IS NOT TRUE. It is physically IMPOSSIBLE to have a hollow celestial body, no matter what it may be, simply because of the way they were formed.
Plenty of evidence supports the theory that the moon once had a molten core like the earth because many of the craters seen on the moon share the same characteristics of long dormant volcanoes from millions of years ago (on earth). The dark patches that you see on a full moon are caused by the great plains of lava that erupted from beneath the moon's surface long, long ago.

Read section 5.2 (table of contents)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volcano

Answer 3

The answer is a definite NO. I just checked out your link, no "gongs" can be heard in space since the lack of atmosphere will impede sounds to be heard. Aside from that, a "gong" would mean a relatively thin surface (crust) if it were a hollow sphere, that in turn would render the Moon's present orbit impossible, said in other words, it could not be where it is, it is there because of a delicate balance between it's mass (weight) and the speed at which it rotates around Earth.

Answer 4

the respond is a different NO. I basically regarded at your link, no "gongs" might properly be heard in area because of the fact the lack of environment will abate sounds to be heard. aside from that, a "gong" could advise a reasonably skinny floor (crust) if it have been a hollow sphere, that for the period of turn could render the Moon's recent orbit impossible, reported in different words, it ought to no longer be the place it is, it is there because of the fact of a soft stability between that's mass (weight) and the fee at which it rotates around Earth.

Answer 5

Never let yourself get suckered into the "only explanation" fallacy. There is ALWAYS another explanation, including the very simple one that you're wrong. You should go back over your data and rethink it, then obtain more data. Then consider this question: how much metal would be required to make a sphere 3,476 KM (2,160 MI.) in diameter. Then consider how many planets would be plundered to get that metal. Then consider how much fuel would be needed to send it all up and assemble it.
You really need to rethink your position.

Answer 6

Sounds more like your head is hollow. From the looks of this question, I'm not bothering to read your last.

Answer 7

Pow - Zoom to the moon Alice!

Answer 8

Don't be confused. Don't believe everything you read ESPECIALLY online. There is no sound in space; hence, no "gong." Please try reading some standard texts on astronomy if you want the truth.

Answer 9

I am not going to bother reading your previous question because this one is so damn stupid. Your head is actually the hollow sphere.

Answer 10

You can't be serious. The moon is made of cheese. I thought everyone knew that.