The moon has a diameter less than 1/3 that of the Earth's, and masses only 1/81st as much as the Earth. So, in fact, it's much, much smaller. In fact, the last sentence of this piece even says that "It has low gravity than the earth because of its relative small size." Relative here means, of course, it's being compared in size to the Earth. The conflict between that and your claim that the Moon is larger leads me to believe you've copied at least segments of this piece. Flagging this post for terrible science and suspected plagiarism.
Aha see now that makes a lot more sense, I believed it for a second but then was like, wait, what the fuckin shit? Lol. Plagerism checked and it is at least 15 % plagiarized, plus no sources cited. Thank you @mountainwashere for being cool and seeing this, I must have been pretty stoned lol.@baeineka, what the heck ?
Didn't even clue into there being no sources cited, nice catch.
Sorry for the mistake and not cited the work, i have done that already
Its was a shitty mistake, my mind was engrossed in something else, i was typing from a note i formed in class. Will also cite it too?
No, you plagiarized this post from the Wikipedia article on the Moon. Over half the text came directly from it. And I like how you edited your comments as well as the main article.
@mountainwashere you dont just flag a post like that because have SP, u didnt even try to correct me, that i made a mistake somewhere, let me ask u a question, dont u make mistake?.
C'mon lets be human, i may not be perfect seeing that mistake. Thanks again for showing me my mistake! Thanks for the flagging too😒😒😒😒
The flagging was for the plagiarism, not the mistake. I checked the body of your text through a plagiarism detector, and it came back as being nearly 60% plagiarized from the wikipedia article on the Moon.
Oh, and hey, look at that, your sedimentary rock article registers as plagiarized as well.
No fucking way, the sedimentary rock article i can bet u came from my head, didnt copy any shit. Fuck!!! Is it because i dont reference?
Well, you not referencing them is a problem, but I literally ran your post's text through a plagiarism checker.
This is not something new, billions of people have written about them over some century ago