Model of the Moon at the Museum of Natural History, 1894.
Speaking of the moon. Scientists say that the craters on it are from meteorites. But here's the strange thing - they vary in diameter, from small to huge, but the depth plus or minus is the same. It's like there's a metal skeleton inside. It's strange, don't you think?
After all, if the meteorite is larger - it means more powerful and the depth of the crater should be several times greater than from small. But look at some of them, the diameter is large, but there is no depth. And why are they all vertical? Where are the stones that went "tangentially"? So many questions.
Forbidden History
