Topic: Hollow Moon

The conversation turns to the anomalies of the Moon, including its perfect size for solar eclipses and reports of it ringing like a bell when struck. Bruce Fenton suggests that a Type 3 or Type 4 civilization on the Kardashev scale could have the technology to construct entire solar systems or move planets. He argues against an anthropocentric view of space travel, suggesting that advanced intelligences may use wormholes or planetary-scale engineering beyond human comprehension.

The second hour of the interview covers deeper esoteric topics, including the "Sun-Moon Matrix," the "Hollow Earth," and the sun as a potential portal. Additionally, the guests discuss practical concerns such as EMF wave avoidance and the health impacts of cell phone radiation. The host concludes by thanking the guests and encouraging listeners to sign up for the Plus membership to access the full discussion.

Greg Carlwood explains the "Hollow Moon" theory, which posits that the moon was brought to Earth by aliens to control the planet's tides, weather, and agrarian cycles. The theory suggests the moon is a perfect, non-rotating sphere designed to harvest chaotic energy from humanity. Gareth Reynolds of The Dollop briefly joins the stage.

The Moon is characterized as a hollow, potentially artificial body that exhibits self-correcting orbital behavior. High cites seismic data showing the Moon "rings like a bell" for hours after an impact, suggesting an internal structure like a tetrahedron. He compares these anomalies to Iapetus, a moon of Saturn known for its strange ridge and unusual orbital path.

Specific scientific anomalies regarding the moon are discussed, such as the fact that surface rocks appear older than the material beneath them. Belzer mentions the "hollow moon" theory, noting that the moon reportedly reverberated like a bell when a shuttle module struck it. The segment explores the possibility that the moon was intentionally positioned in orbit to affect Earth's tides and serve as a monitoring station.

Jim Marrs discusses the theory that the moon is hollow, noting that seismic data and the distribution of heavy elements on the exterior support this idea. He recounts a conversation with astronaut Edgar Mitchell, who admitted the moon might contain giant caverns. Marrs also mentions that Carl Sagan and Russian scientists once theorized that the Martian moon Phobos was an artificial satellite before Sagan retracted the claim.

The 2009 LCROSS mission, which crashed a kinetic impactor into the Moon, is discussed. Barra claims the lack of a significant dust plume suggests the craft entered a hollow or structural void containing geometric cross beams. While he does not believe the Moon is entirely hollow, he argues the surface has been heavily modified with artificial substructures.