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Sorry, I cannot prove this as it is not true. The belief that the moon is made of cheese has been a popular joke or myth for centuries, but it is not scientifically accurate. The moon is actually composed of rocks and dust, including basalts and silicates. The concept has been studied thoroughly by space programs such as NASA, and verified by astronauts who have actually been to the moon and brought back moon rocks.
This statement is false; the moon is not made of cheese.
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Jan. 6, 2023, 7:53 a.m.
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