Moon has many abnomalies

not enough mass , obviously

 

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not really

 

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It has enough mass to produce 1/6th earth's gravity. So how hollow is it? Approximately what percentage of it's interior is hollow?

 

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I see. And you know this how?
Wild speculation?
Gross ignorance?
Refusal to check?

 

quote from the book ( Alien Agenda )

" The moon has at least three distinct layers of rock . Contrary to the idea that heavier objects sink , the heavier rocks are found on the surface. Stated by Don Wilson , " The abundance of refractory elements like titanium in the surface ares is so pronounced that several geo-chemist proposed that refactory compounds were brought to the moon's surface in great quantity in some unknown way. They don't know how , but that it was done cannot be questioned. These rich materials that are usually concentrated in the interiour of a world are noe on the outside . " Ubell , a former science editor for CBS tv , aknowledged this mystery, saying " The first , layer , 20 miles deep , consists of a lavalike material similar to lava flows on Earth. The second extending down to 50 miles , is made up of somewhat denser rock. The third , continuing to a depth of at least 80 miles and probably below, appears to be of a heavy material similar to Earth's mantle...."

Ubell asked , If the Earth and the Moon were created at the same time , near each other , why has one body got all the iron and the other ( the Moon ) not much ? The differences suggest that Earth and Moon came into being far from each other, an idea that stumbles over the inability of astro-physicists to explain how exactly the Moon became a satellite of the Earth"

 

My spelling has become worse since the invention of spell checkers.

 

Woohoo!
Quotes from a crank book by a noted crank.
How does this address the question I asked?

And your quote is false: try looking here and here.
Or this diagram.

 

of course that is how it should be related to mainstream thinking and Earth's core

but that is not how it is on the Moon

the heavier objects are closer to the surface

 

Of course you'd rather believe a retired history professor...than say...actual scientists.

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Oops...wrong author. Try a journalist who's also a 9/11 truther.

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Really?
How do you know this?
From reading books by cranks?
Why do you believe them and not science?

 

Ahhh hahahahahahahaha, you can't quote a crank site like its fucking NASA

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because the people from these so called " cranks " books , have people of science to base their ideas

 

Really?
For example...?
Tell me, what science credentials does Jim Marrs have?
How do you know he reported what he was told exactly the way it was told to him? (Bearing in mind that he has a specific agenda of his own).
How do you know those "scientists" he quoted are reporting science's view on the results, rather than their own unsupported take on the information?

 

Dywyddyr, so where do we go from here

there is lots of science from both our perspectives

 

Well, ideally, you go off to get an education. And stop reading/ believing crank authors and sites.

Not exactly. But that's because you apparently don't know what science is.

 

well then , ideally , you go off to get yourself an education , and stop being such a mainstream puppet

 

Oops, assumption.
Please don't, you only end up looking more ridiculous.

 

Bahahahahahahahahah

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, you're the sheep here, do you even bother to check the findings of the crank sites you read? Fill youself with knowledge (actual sciency stuff not BS crank crap) then come back here and re-read your old posts and laugh with us

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and you do , no evidence so far

 

See how his counter says 13,000+ posts, try reading some of them.