The Mystery of the Moon's Origin: Possible Connections to Ancient Civilizations
The moon embodies human emotions and aspirations; it isn't a cultural artifact of any particular nation or region but rather a legacy ingrained in our human genes, passed down through generations. What is the true origin of the moon? This question has sparked endless discussions.
There is only one true answer. The moon's astronomical parameters suggest that it isn't a natural celestial body but possibly an artificial satellite created by a prehistoric civilization. This astonishing conclusion hasn't yet been fully recognized or accepted by the scientific community, but some modern archaeologists have boldly asserted: "Humanity has existed in more than one iteration." Numerous archaeological findings strongly support the scientific validity of this theory.
So why hasn't the scientific community acknowledged this overwhelming evidence? The reason might be quite simple: if the moon were officially recognized as artificial, it would completely overturn the theory of evolution and fundamentally challenge our current scientific understanding of the universe and humanity.
The Size of the Moon Violates Natural Celestial Body Laws
Astronomers have long noted that the moon is exceptionally unique. Compared to other natural celestial satellites, the moon is disproportionately large. It's known that the Earth's diameter is 12,756 kilometers, while the moon's diameter is 3,467 kilometers, or 27% of the Earth's diameter.
Let's consider a few other planets in the solar system: Mars, with a diameter of 6,787 kilometers, has two satellites, the largest of which has a diameter of only 23 kilometers, just 0.34% of Mars' diameter. Jupiter has a diameter of 142,800 kilometers and 13 satellites, the largest being 5,000 kilometers, or 3.5% of Jupiter's diameter. Saturn, with a diameter of 120,000 kilometers, has 23 satellites, the largest measuring 4,500 kilometers, or 3.75% of Saturn's diameter; and the satellites of other planets do not exceed 5% of their parent planets' diameters. In contrast, the moon's diameter is extraordinarily large.
Furthermore, the moon's diameter is 1/395 of the sun's diameter, and the ratio of the distance between the moon and the Earth to the sun is also 1/395. This identical ratio makes the moon and the sun appear the same size from Earth. In astronomy, this occurrence is considered very "unnatural," at least within our solar system.
The Significant Differences Between the Moon's Near Side and Far Side Defy Natural Laws
Another unique aspect of the moon is its unusual axial rotation; its speed of 16.56 kilometers per hour is much faster than expected for similarly sized planets. The time it takes for the moon to complete one rotation is exactly the same as the time it takes to orbit the Earth, which is why we always see just one side of the moon and never the far side.
Logically, as a natural celestial body, the two sides of the moon should be similar. However, photographs sent back by spacecraft show that the near side is heavily cratered with lava seas, while the far side is rugged, mostly consisting of small craters and mountains, with very few lava seas. Why are meteorite impacts so significantly different on the two sides of the moon? This question remains unanswered by astronomers.
Even more astonishing is that thousands of years ago, the Maya carved the likeness of the moon's far side on their temple doors, closely resembling our current understanding. How did the Maya know this?
The Moon's Orbital Characteristics Contradict Gravitational Theory
The gravitational pull of the Earth on the moon is much less than that of the sun on the moon. Research shows that the sun's gravitational pull on the moon is 2.4 times greater than Earth's. So why hasn't the moon been pulled away by the sun? According to gravitational theory, if the moon were a natural celestial body, it would have been attracted to the massive Jupiter as soon as it entered the solar system, never coming close to Earth. The only explanation might be that the moon is an artificial satellite of Earth.
Furthermore, Earth is classified as a "terrestrial planet," but in the universe (at least within the solar system), no other "terrestrial planets" besides Earth have satellites.
In astronomy, it's also noted that the orbits of natural satellites are typically elliptical, while the moon's orbit is circular (with a radius of 380,000 kilometers). In reality, what celestial body has a circular orbit? Only artificial satellites.
The Moon is a Hollow Metallic Sphere
Compared to planets of similar size, the moon's density is significantly lower, leading some astronomers to speculate that the moon might be hollow. This speculation was confirmed in 1969.
On November 20, 1969, at 4:15 AM Central Standard Time, Apollo 12 conducted an impact experiment on the moon's surface, resulting in moonquakes. This moonquake lasted over 55 minutes, with vibrations starting small and gradually increasing before diminishing in amplitude. Scientists described this vibration as "like ringing a church bell." The shockwaves spread outward from the epicenter to the moon's surface but did not penetrate deeper, as would happen in a fully hollow metallic sphere.
This moonquake experiment was conducted several times. NASA's report on "Apollo 16 and the Moon's Surface" noted that moonquake research indicated a hard layer approximately 40 miles (about 64 kilometers) thick within the moon's crust.
The speed of vibration transmission within the moon matched that in metals, leading scientists to hypothesize the existence of a hollow metallic shell within the moon, covered by a loose layer of rocks 16 to 32 kilometers thick.
Since it is a hollow metallic sphere, it must have a hard metallic shell, and indeed, evidence supports this. This evidence comes from the craters on the moon's surface. Research shows that if a meteorite with a diameter of several kilometers strikes a celestial body at 4,800 kilometers per hour, the resulting crater depth should be 4 to 5 times its diameter, as is the case with craters on Earth. However, the craters on the moon are comparatively shallow; the deepest, the Gagrin Crater, is only 6.4 kilometers deep but has a diameter of 299 kilometers, making its depth only 12% of its diameter.
The only explanation is a very hard material structure exists about 6 kilometers below the moon's surface, preventing meteorites from penetrating. This hard material structure is likely an outer shell made of a special metal.
The Moon's Density and Weight Prove It is Hollow
The moon's density is quite low, at 3.33 grams per cubic centimeter, while Earth's density is 5.5 grams per cubic centimeter. This difference suggests the moon is hollow. Although the moon's density is significantly lower than Earth's, the density of its surface rocks is noticeably higher than that of Earth's rocks. Analysis of lunar rocks from Apollo 11 and 12 shows that the weight of lunar rocks is only half that of Earth rocks (with lunar rock density ranging from 3.2 to 3.4 grams per cubic centimeter, while Earth's rock density ranges from 2.7 to 2.8 grams per cubic centimeter). Under the moon's gravitational environment, only the moon could have such a hard outer shell. This further indicates a hollow interior.
The Moon Has Almost No Magnetic Field
Astronomical studies indicate that celestial bodies usually have magnetic fields originating from their solid inner cores. The strength of Earth's magnetic field ranges from 0.35 to 0.7 Oersted (a unit of magnetic field strength). The magnetic field strength of other celestial bodies, inferred from the natural remanent magnetism of meteorites, is estimated at around 0.59 Oersted. This means that all natural celestial bodies have magnetic fields, like Earth. However, based on lunar rock samples collected by Apollo missions and direct measurements of the moon's surface magnetic field, the moon's magnetic field strength is less than one-thousandth of Earth's, nearly equivalent to no magnetic field at all. This supports the idea of the moon being hollow.
The Grid-like Cracks on the Moon's Surface Indicate a Non-Natural Origin
Research also shows fractures and cracks on the moon's surface exhibit a grid-like pattern, intersecting in two directions: "northeast to southwest" and "northwest to southeast." Such directional grid-like cracking is a phenomenon that wouldn't exist on a natural celestial body. The only plausible explanation is that the moon's metallic shell was constructed from uniform metal sheets welded together. Over time, cosmic dust accumulated on this metallic structure, forming the dust layer now visible on the moon's surface. This grid-like cracking is quite similar to dust accumulating on a soccer ball.
Prehistoric Civilizations Built the Moon
Recently, many media outlets have reported on "reincarnated individuals," particularly the documented cases of group reincarnation within the Dong ethnic group in Hunan, China, which have caught significant attention. The so-called "reincarnated individuals" are those who recall events from past lives for reasons still unclear; their memories haven’t been “erased.” Moreover, some practitioners can "activate" memories of their past lives during meditation or cultivation practices, allowing them to vividly recall scenes from previous lives or even further back.
A story has been circulating online for some time in which an old monk recounted his experience of participating in the construction of the moon over a billion years ago. Some of the details are quite intriguing:
"During that era, science and technology were quite advanced, and people dreamed of creating a celestial body to illuminate Earth's dark nights. Thus, humanity embarked on this grand project. I was an engineer involved in the construction of the moon...
"Initially, people gathered large amounts of metal minerals from Earth to construct the foundational framework of the moon. This framework was complex and resembling the structure of a carbon-60 molecule. Using advanced mechanical technology, the framework was lifted into space by large spacecraft, towing it to its orbital position.
Once the massive foundational framework reached orbit, engineers continued construction, assembling the moon in space outside of Earth. Giant scaffolding surrounded the moon, much like a modern construction site. Numerous spacecraft traveled back and forth between Earth and the moon, transporting or towing large amounts of construction materials.
The internal structure began with the moon's core, housing various precision gears, machinery, and power devices. Between the core and the moon's exterior shell, aside from the framework, there wasn't much else; it was largely hollow. The outermost layer was a protective shell of thick metal plates, several kilometers thick."
"After years of continuous work, humanity finally completed the moon's construction. At that time, the moon's near side was designed to be a polished surface, reflecting sunlight to illuminate Earth's dark nights. To maintain high efficiency in lighting, the near side was controlled to always face Earth."
Whether one believes this story or not, the purpose of prehistoric humans in constructing the moon and the description of its structure align logically with modern scientific discoveries. Regardless of individual beliefs, the truth of the universe and humanity profoundly challenges existing concepts and alters our understanding of current science.