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If something hit the Earth billions of years ago and caused a molten blob to be released from it,and this blob settled into a spherical shape,after vibrating a lot,could the moon still be vibrating because of a formation process like this?
If something hit the Earth billions of years ago and caused a molten blob to be released from it,and this blob settled into a spherical shape,after vibrating a lot,could the moon still be vibrating because of a formation process like this?
Baywax, it should not be difficult to judge from the credibility of the sources you listed that the correct answer is that the moon is not hollow.
Nothing about the fact that vibrations were detected when a tank was dropped suggests the moon is hollow. IIRC, the earth reverberated for weeks after that tsunami last year.