Show Notes
In this episode of Fringe Beyond Limits the hosts riff on everything lunar: the moon’s odd formation, Apollo-era anomalies, hollow-moon and mothership theories, and modern probes exploring the far side. They mix science, myth, and conspiracy — from seismic 'moon gongs' and strange craters to China’s recent far-side missions and the politics of returning to the lunar surface.
Expect a fast-paced, skeptical, and often humorous take that lays out mainstream explanations and the wild possibilities that keep people looking up at the night sky differently.
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