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Dunno what that video is since its blocked. Are you linking the moon cut ?
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That's damning evidence. It is extremely hollow.Qawsedf234 said:* You can see the entire crust here
Moon is like 99.98% Hollow man. Crust is like a mile or two thick at best
- Nine-Tails launched this giant statue and it took over a minute of on screen time for it to make it to the other side of the moon. Even assuming cinematic time it was flying for an absurd amount of time.
I agree, but even if you added another few kilometers of rock in there it'd still be notably less massive than the current assumption.Kepekley23 said:I agree that it has to be hollow as hell for these shots, but they take place after the Moon lost a considerable portion of its crust weight due to the Earth's gravitational pressure. There were enough meteoric fragments to form Saturn-like rings around the globe, and they all look like they're at least island sized.
Okay, thank you. In that case, using the formula to find mass from gravitational pull and distance, and plugging in the radius of our moon's core, we would have the core of Naruto's moon having a mass of 1.32174434*10^22 kilograms.Kepekley23 said:@Blahblah
Question 1: Yes.
Oh… if you can "fall" out of the crust without any gravity altering ninjutsu being in play then what I said above doesn't matter, since that would require the moon's gravity to not just be lolfiction, and any gravity away from the literal center would be.Kepekley23 said:Also, Blah, I don't know if this answers what you're trying to ask or not because I'm really sleepy right now, but there is evidence that the gravity of the Naruto moon is centered around the upper crustal layers, not the core.
If y'all recall, Naruto "fell" to the crust in the see-through crater scene.
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