It acts like it's hollow and "rings" when struck. It's at a spoopy distance to perfectly allow eclipses. It's also in a perfect geo synchronous orbit so we can only ever see one side. If it wasn't there to stir the oceans, life may not exist as it does.
It's not a Death Star though. I think it may be more accurate to call it a Lifestar. It seems like it was put there.
Is it hard plasma that retains its shape over the millenia? Like some hard light Green Lantern shit, huh? Yeah that's what it is alright. Makes more sense than a rock.
Interesting but there's nothing more from that guy other than mention of the Tasmania thing. Hard to find very credible because he never shared any of the evidence he claimed he had. And then he disappeared into obscurity
Also you can ping the moon with a laser which wouldn't work if it was just plasma.
Awesome! I'm a triviatard not an astrotard.
I'm just some fucking looney