reply to post by sp00n1
Even if everything in the OP was factually accurate it doesn't serve as proof that the moon is artificial or a space station. Stating that the moon
rotates or might be hollow doesn't prove it is a space station any more than me saying the fact that an orange is round proves that oranges are
apples. There is simply no link between basic facts about the moon and the idea that it is an artificial space station.
yet it is widely regarded as the strangest object in the known universe.
By whom? You don't honestly believe the moon is stranger than pulsars or black holes do you? I can think of quite a few objects in this solar system
alone that I find stranger, or at least more interesting, than our moon. Titan, for instance, or perhaps Europa where life might exist under the ice.
This is clearly a subjective opinion being put forward as "widely regarded" without any evidence at all to back up such a claim.
Whilst we take this for granted it has been called the biggest coincidence in the universe.
And we're going to base speculation that the moon is artificial on a coincidence? Setting aside the fact that the moon was once closer to the Earth
than it is now it is very poor reasoning to assume that because something seems improbable that it must have happened by design. Winning the lottery,
surviving a really bad car crash, leaving a city the day before an Earthquake strikes - these are all coincidences, are we going to assume that some
design is behind them?
There is no logical reason why the Moon mimics the Sun in this way and it is only meaningful to a human standing on the Earth.
Nature is not confined to human logic. For instance it was once logical to assume the Earth was flat because all reasoning and evidence had thus far
held that it was. It was once logical, based on models of the solar system, to believe the solar system was geocentric. Discoveries later overturned
the knowledge of the day.
Conclusions:
I'm honestly baffled how your post managed to scare up so many stars and flags considering the total of amount of zero evidence provided to support
the conclusion in the title.