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The real truth about Hollow moon theory

The Hollow Moon hypothesis says that moon is hollow, an old abandoned alien spacecraft. This was said based on few observations.

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Michael Vasin and Alexander Scherbakov were the first to put out this theory. large moon craters which are assumed to be formed by meteor impact were found to be too shallow with a flat or convex bottom. They said that small meteors were making cup shaped hole in the rocky surface of the moon while large meteors are going though this Rocky layer but stop after hitting something hard like a metallic covering/armor.

After the Apollo mission seismometers were installed which recorded moonquakes. When Apollo 12 deliberately crashed the ascent stage of its lunar module onto the Moon's surface, it was said that the moon rang like a bell for almost an hour which lead to arguments that moon is hollow.

There are many people who believe that moon is an old alien war ship which is now used to observe humans from a distance. They say craters on moon where made during space war. 

But there is no evidence to support this theory.
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  1. AVINASH CHITHRAN14 August 2020 at 13:06

    Good work bro.
    Waiting for more write-ups like this......

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  2. Unknown25 August 2020 at 07:08

    🙏

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  3. Alex theoder26 August 2020 at 22:27

    Rang like Bell...but space is vaccum...and sound doesn't travel in vaccum🤦🏽‍♂️

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