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During the Apollo missions, seismic instruments placed on the lunar surface recorded data when lunar modules crashed into the Moon. Scientists noted that the Moon "rang like a bell" for hours. Wilson interpreted this as evidence of a rigid, hollow metallic hull.

Finally, Wilson highlights the peculiar mechanics of the Moon's orbit. Unlike most moons in the solar system, our Moon has a nearly perfect circular orbit. Furthermore, the Moon is just the right distance from Earth to perfectly cover the Sun during a solar eclipse—a precise astronomical coincidence that seems, to some, like an engineered effect. During the Apollo missions, seismic instruments placed on

During the Apollo missions, NASA deliberately crashed lunar module ascent stages and spent rocket boosters into the Moon's surface to test seismic equipment. Wilson highlights that the Moon vibrated for hours, suggesting a hollow metallic hull rather than a solid rock core. Finally, Wilson highlights the peculiar mechanics of the

Don Wilson’s work did not originate in a vacuum. It was heavily inspired by a 1970 article written by two Soviet scientists, Mikhail Vasin and Alexander Shcherbakov, titled "Is the Moon the Creation of Alien Intelligence?" During the Apollo missions, NASA deliberately crashed lunar

The book claimed the Moon wasn't a rock, but a "Cosmic Noah’s Ark"—an ancient, hollowed-out titanium hull. Becco believed it. He had noticed the way the craters were too shallow, as if hitting an indestructible inner shell.