I HAVE tested it - haven’t you been reading what I’ve posted? Not a single “Christian” here has even tried to refute what I’ve said - just denied it over and over again and PRESENTING NO COUNTER ARGUMENTS TO MY EVIDENCE AS TO WHY THEY ARE WRONG! And get your facts straight - there WAS volcanism on the moon:
http://volcano.und.nodak.edu/vwdocs/planet_volcano/lunar/Overview.html
You are illustrating perfectly what I have said previously: That scientific theories are presented, subject to peer-review and revision when new data are presented - as in the evidence of moon rocks being subject to scientific analysis when they were returned by the Apollo missions. This caused those old theories to be revised and made CLOSER to the truth, not further away from it! Science is all about the TRUTH, no matter what that truth may be! At least Science has the integrity to admit when it is wrong (and in your example it was only very slightly wrong, as some craters ARE the result of volcanism several billion years ago.) Religion, of course, has no standards at all to meet, being faith-based. Requiring no proof for your beliefs strikes me as not only delusional, but intellectually lazy as well. And in a century, people will NOT shake their heads and smirk at us, no more than we shake our heads and smirk about the theories for electricity and magnetism in the time before Maxwell published his theory of electromagnetism. They were brilliant, cogent theories that needed a genius to unite them and bring them to the next step. This conversation has degenerated into an enormous waste of time for me. I am really leaving for good this time. I just couldn’t stand it when sirchtruth posted his idiotic denials of everything I said, called ME ignorant with his extremely poor grammar, and, like you, presented no reason WHY I was wrong. Goodbye.
From what you posted: “Thus, the very flat and smooth mare surfaces imply that mare lavas were very fluid. They could both flow very easily and spread out over large areas. Also, the low gravity means that explosive eruptions can throw debris further on the Moon than on the Earth. Indeed, such eruptions on the Moon should spread lavas out into a broad flat layer and not into the cone-shaped features seen on the Earth. This gives one reason for why large volcanoes are not seen on the Moon. Second, the Moon has essentially no dissolved water. The lunar mare are all bone dry. In contrast, water is one of the most common gases in Earth lavas. Water also plays a major role in driving violent eruptions on the Earth. Thus, the lack of lunar water should strongly affect lunar volcanism. In particular, without water, violent explosive eruptions are much less likely on the Moon. Instead, lavas should just flow smoothly and quietly out onto the surface. “
Volcanoes didn’t make the craters on the moon, old theory. Meteor impact. Do you ever read the links that you post?