The Moon could be hollow, or it has a spaceship in it. prove me wrong

We know the moon's volume, we know the moons mass. We can calculate it's density, it's solid all the way through. We can confirm that with seismic studies.

>>19109792
Heard it's made of cheese.

>>19109804
a satellite smashed into the moon and it rung like a bell for 30mins,explain that one guy

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>>19109813
Spirit science fan?

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>>19109804
>>19109813

I too would like that explanation
>guy

>>19109804
>it's solid all the way through
sauce?

>>19109792
It is a spaceship.

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>>19109792
It's actually High Charity under cloaking.

>>19109813
>it rung like a bell
>without atmosphere
I wish I were 12 and gullible again.

>>19109792
It is, and it does. It has a sulfur based atmosphere and an ammonia ocean. The last inhabitants died in the 1960s.

>>19109804
The design of the space station resembles a geodesic dome. There is a metal skeleton deep beneath the surface of the moon. There is also an ocean of liquid ammonia in there. Seismic measurements are often inaccurate because of these features.

>>19110094
It didn't ring in the traditional sense, and even if it did comparing it to a bell is hyperbole. The ringing in this impact was vibration of the moon and its underlying structure. If space had an amosphere, it would have sounded like distant thunder.

>>19110305
Seems you are an expert on that topic. Could you post any kind of evidence?

God's final resting place.

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>>19109792

Most "Asteroid Craters" were done by Weapons.

http://archive.4plebs.org/_/search/subject/knowledge%20bomb/username/anonymous5/tripcode/%21%219O2tecpDHQ6/

>>19110278
you don't understand, we don't even need seismic measurements to understand what's beneath the moon. gravitational pull can't be faked, and it the precise pull can easily be calculated to mass. any part which would be filled with ammonia would radically alter the weight.

>>19110305
>Was vibration of the moon and its underlying structure.

Exactly. And because they got this seismic information, they could confirm that it's solid, not hollow.

>>19110278
The space station isn't shaped like a geodesic dome. Also there's a giant metal vagina and a layer of creamy nougat why not.

>>19109804
Nice try MIB

>>19112358
Gravity isnt real Cunt

>>19112706
Step off a building.

Space is a fantastic meme, it never ends.

>>19110094
The moon does have an atmosphere. There have been pictures of the moon showing cloud cover

>>19109813
>a satellite smashed into the moon and it rung like a bell for 30mins,explain that one guy

You're taking the quote out of context. Before various missions to the moon, we didn't really have a good idea what it's internal structure was.
After we'd place seismic sensors various places on the surface, we smashed an object into the moon to get readings.
When they say "It rung like a bell", they don't mean "literally like a bell and thus hollow", they meant that the seismic waves lasted much longer.
This pointed to a vastly different internal structure compared to the Earth, more precisely it is much more solid.

Think of the Earth's structure being more "sponge like", it absorbs and dampens these seismic waves. While the moon is more like a rock-like.

>>19112901
There is an incredibly rarified atmsphere of very diffuse gases but it is far too thin to allow any sound.

There are no photos of clouds on the moon. Don't be stupid.

>>19112724
thats not gravity

its density

there is no heliocentric space

>>19109792
Your ass could be hollow, or it has dick in it. proof me wrong

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>>19113193
>>19112706

>>19109792
You claim it - you prove it.

lets hit the biggest crater with series of the 20 biggest nukes what we can make and see what will happen

>>19113410
with writing ayy lmao on each bomb

The moon is the ark silly.

>>19113193
>there's a force which makes things fall down
>I choose to call it something else besides gravity

You can call it zippidydoodah if you want, there's still a force that makes things fall down.

>>19112916
>end thread

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We live on the hollow interior of Mars. The terra-forming didn't work so well in Australia.

>>19113801
>ayy lmao boss: let's the intern work on the last continent
>ayy lmao intern (to himself): the green bottle was terraforming juice or poison? who cares, ayy!

>>19109792
The moon could just be a dense giant rock or your a retard. prove me wrong

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>>19109792

OP we are not obligated to prove anything to you just because you wrote a sentence on an imageboard. prove me wrong

>>19110278
>geodesic dome

where do you faggots dream this shit up? you can't just claim any random fact you want is true and then use it as evidence of other random facts you want to be true.

>Seismic measurements are often inaccurate because of these features.

seismic measurements would reveal those features at least to some degree, you retard. that's the fucking point of the measurements.

>>19112358
The space station itself is less than 1/4 the size of the moon. Technically, the moon is a very dirty space habitat. What we see as a naturally formed celestial body is actually a very old space station that accumulated "space dust" over millions of years.

>>19112358
Forgot to add that the space station is constructed of a lead alloy, much more dense than the "dirt" of the moon. Another way to day it is that the matter density of the moon is not uniform.

>>19112533
It's not as hollow as you think: imagine a ball 1m in diameter with a 0.25m cavity in the centre, and that cavity is lined with a metal skeleton and a lot of liquid ammonia.

>>19114507
And why did that liquid ammonia dint evaporated and went out to the space over the years?

>>19109899
Top kek. Thinking the same about op.

>>19114507
Then you'd be able to tell from seismic data.