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fpatey: 4 months ago | Last edited at 6:42PM on 1/8/2013

What is the moon 'really' made of?

rocks stones

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caluvox: 4 months ago

Earth,

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ynp.214: 4 months ago

You mean....it's NOT..."green cheese" like they told us when we were kids????

Oh I am so disillusioned......

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caluvox: 4 months ago

I know, I went up there with crackers and a cheese slicer and, BAM! rocks and dirt :(

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ynp.214: 4 months ago

.......Blows my NEXT vacation all to heck!!!

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jj21_sparklez: 4 months ago

Moon dough.

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TurtleLover98: 4 months ago | Last edited at 6:51PM on 1/8/2013

You answered your own question.

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BallZack: 4 months ago

Cheese

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CoolStoryBros: 4 months ago

"Rock Stones". There you go!

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ThaMonstah: 4 months ago via Android

The surface of the Moon is made of mostly basalt rock. It also contains oxygen, silicon, magnesium, iron, calcium and aluminum.

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abby_dubba: 4 months ago

Cheese. Go watch Wallace and Gromit. They'll show you.

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EmmaHaines: 4 months ago

yes i was waiting for someone to say that

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foreveryoung123: 4 months ago

Yes :') I was about to comment that and I saw this. Glad I'm not the only one that watched those :)

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mzeemzito: 4 months ago

The moon is made of rocks which includes silica, alumina, magnesia and sodium oxide. In addition, it has a core that has a radius of 240 kilometers which is rich in iron. Other constituents of the moon include nickel and sulfur that is alloyed with metallic iron.

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Lunar_autumn: 4 months ago

Space rock... And ninja stones... And anti gravity pebbles... And light rays...

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greatness: 4 months ago

The Earth's mantle rock.

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auxarcs: 4 months ago via iPhone

Stone and dirt pretty much similar to earth.

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DeepDark: 4 months ago

Pretty much the same material as Earth.

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hollybear112: 4 months ago via iPhone

Rocks and molecules and stuff!

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olpaint: 4 months ago via iPhone | Last edited at 11:19PM on 1/8/2013

Theory is the earth and another planet collided billions of years ago, scientists named this planet Thea. Earth survived and Thea was destroyed, debris was thrown into orbit around earth, this debris eventually came together and formed the moon. So the moon is made of earth and Thea. and all their combined elements

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