Japs found the secret hole
>>17044540Realistically, how do you plug the hole in order to pressurize all of the cave with breathable air?
>>17044544Very easy, any sort of plugging would do it. Concrete or something.
>>17044540By the way that picture is 16 years old, from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter in 2010. The Japs had discovered the pit in 2008 with SELENE/Kaguya
>>17044549So it's legal to keep on your computer by now?
>>17044546We can syntherize bricks out of regolith and maybe print some structures out of it, but making a humongous dome out of them is out of the question. It would also require quite the scaffolding and sealant.
The moon is artificial. it didn't used to be there within human time scales but something placed it where it is
>>17044580HIS THRONE
>>17044544You would just run some balloon over it, wouldn't take all that long depending on how big that hole actually is.
>>17044540Hollow
>>17044540Regolith is abrasive, at least on the surface. Is it likely true for lunar material beneath the surface?
We, Humans, should enter that hole.
>>17044666too late, satan, it's the ayy's hangout
>>17044540
>>17044540wtf? we were allies. don't rat us out like that.
>>17044544Just use big fan to redirect escaping air back into the cave
>>17044540Hollow earth was a psyop, it's actually the moon that's hollow.
ur momma after I finish inside her
It’s very likely the walls inside the hole would be porous allowing atmosphere to escape. All the insides would have to be reinforced, not only to stop air escaping but also to protect against lunar regolith which can get into people’s lungs and be very nasty. Like breathing glass.
>>17044648I don't think so. It wouldn't be pulverized by billions of years of micrometeorite impacts
>>17044540this is remarkable. japs don't see holes very often, so good for them
>>17044540Do they get to keep it?
>>17046174Well, not holes without tentacles in them. >>17045782Seems like the type of concrete slurry sprayed on tunnel walls in Earth would work but I wonder how well that process could be adapted to Lunar gravity and no atmosphere to chemically react with. Guess much of it will depend on how well local resources can be used and how much the cost of delivering resources from Earth can be lowered.
>>17046207> Guess much of it will depend on how well local resources can be used and how much the cost of delivering resources from Earth can be lowered.Bingo. Eveything is going to depend on materials science and to what extent we will be able to use native materials for fabrication and construction. Is mooncrete even possible?
>>17046237>Is mooncrete even possible?Water shortage makes it hard. Maybe laser sintering regolith into an impermeable layer
>>17046250Are you saying we’re going to need to glass the moon?
>>17046253Yes but from the inside.
>>17046257Welcome home, lunar citizens
>>17046259Looks comfy. You can put my bunk just around the bend. I’ll need a curtain unless you like to watch me baitin in my lunar goonbunk
Sports in low g would be wild. Fuck gravity.
>>17046309It's humanity's hole. We fit right in there. I wonder where it leads...
>>17046310Apparently to one anon’s future moongooncave
>>17046312The man is willing to share his water for the tribe and the land. He is truly a hero.
>>17046315Legends will be written and bards will sing eternal of the heroic deeds of moongooncave anon
>>17044560NO DELETE IT
That’s a big hole
>>17046309kek, nice joke pic.As far as this and all other moon stories go... without first finding vast amounts of water on the moon that is easily accessed the entire exercise of terraforming it is retarded
Now they're just ripping off movie plots? This is Alien v Predator 2004's intro storyline.
>>17046309Lmao
>>17044544wooden doors should do the trick
What is in the hole?
>>17047181Cheese
>>17047181Japanese anime girls
>>17046344can i keep at least the censored version?
>>17047181Aliums
>>17047181Epstein’s client list >Massie is totally full of shit btw, he keeps naming the same small, well known, group over and over
>>17044544have you tried wooden doors?
>>17047181Anal fissures
>>17047181Memefags
>>17046309But the anus is ok to show? Are you suggesting that's the moon's mussy?
>>17044540Empty lava tube, they're on every rocky planet. It may or may not go very far before collapsing.>>17044544You build a habitat inside the tube. While you might want to install some endcaps and paint some sealant, install some cave in protection, the moon is very cold and you will want some insulation/standoff and an inner pressurized wall.The moon is a little cold to just raw-dog your astronauts against the natural regolith/stone.
>>17047181>What's in the holeA second, smaller hole. You'll never guess what's inside that one.
>>17048094A toad?
>>17044540obligatory
>>17044540>takes picture of pit>journalist: vast underground cave networks
>>17046309kek
>>17046174kek
>>17044544Even if you did that, it's not like you can just walk around inside. The dust on the moon is like very sharp pieces of glass. You really don't want to get into contact with it or breath it in. Astronaut suits can only be used a few times before they break because of it.
>>17044540I aint going in no moon cave
>>17051268Why? Scared you’ll like it too much?
>>17044540Just saw a preview for an upcoming video game with this premise, it's a marketing stunt.
>>17046312How do I get my own moongooncave?
>>17051242>The dust on the moon is like very sharp pieces of glass. You really don't want to get into contact with it or breath it in. Astronaut suits can only be used a few times before they break because of it.this and the lack of easy water make the idea of doing anything perm on the moon so retarded. How they ever getting funding for that retarded crap is the real mystery.
>>17044540Impressive. America only found bits of old wood.
