Is the moon hollow?

[Lamb]

So the Moon has small Cavities Inside of itself?

[Master of Pie]

WAAAAAAAIT it cant be hollow because if it was, meteors would just crash through instead of making craters

[Shadow00]

WAAAAAAAIT it cant be hollow because if it was, meteors would just crash through instead of making craters

Partly hollow, of course. It needs to have some mass, or it wouldnt orbit

[Shadowstar1922]

WAAAAAAAIT it cant be hollow because if it was, meteors would just crash through instead of making craters

Partly hollow, of course. It needs to have some mass, or it wouldnt orbit

Agreed. The Moon's not completely hollow.

Besides, the moon was bombarded with so many asteroids because it had no atmosphere to destroy most of them. So, one asteroid hit one place, there's a big hole, then a couple astroids hit around that hole, pushing the dirt or, whatever materials there is on the moon, up and towards the hole, overtime, covering it up. To make it SEEM that it's hollow.

I highly doubt the Moon is really hollow. It just has some covered up holes. Earth has those too. Those are called landslides!(well, when the covering material collapses)



Also, to the person who first said Pluto wasn't a planet, they only canceled Pluto being a planet because they found so many other Pluto Like objects behind and around Pluto. With, around the same size of course. But, since Pluto was bigger than these planets, they kept Pluto as a planet. What even further decreased Pluto's chance of staying as a planet, is they found about 6 planet-like objects between Mars and Jupiter. No, not the astroid belt, and the little messed up blocks of rock, there were completely spherical. But, they didn't have any similar traits of Jupter nor Mars. Some of these planets are Ceres and Pallas. At one point in the American education system, they included these two planets, as well as three other more for kids learning bout the Eleven planets of the solar system. Then they ditched them. Now, with all these little objects being called planets that were discovered, they kept finding more and more. Once they found a much bigger planet around Pluto's area that was an iceblock, and bigger than Pluto, that's when they decided to ditch Pluto as being a planet.


So, Pluto's not a planet anymore because it has too many brothers and sisters floatin' around xD
Though, it has three moons, which all these other "dwarf" planets don't have, which suggests it should stay as a planet. I think it should, because of these three moons.