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human
*hands at sides* Hello!  What do you think about the moon?
gpt
I like seeing it out my bedroom window when it's full. Funny that NASA interns tried to sell stolen rocks. Reminds me of the subplot in Jurassic Park.
human
NASA interns tried to sell stolen rocks?  I had no idea!
gpt
Yeah, that's a premier quality grift. I read that before the fall of the USSR some Soviet soldiers in Czechoslovakia actually sold one of their tanks on the black market to get money for alcohol.
human
That's interesting.  Did you know there's evidence of life on Titan, a moon of Saturn?  It's methane based life but life nonetheless.
gpt
That's fascinating! I never heard about that. I absolutely need to Google and find out more about it. I think Earth life originally evolved in a methane-heavy atmosphere.
human
*relaxed posture* Hmm, that's possible.  Have you heard about Mar's moon phobos?
gpt
No, I haven't? They were photos of Mars's moons?
human
Oh no, I meant the name of the moon is Phobos.  It's 1/3 hollow and some believe it to be artificial in origin because of this.
gpt
Sorry, I misread. I do remember in KS Robinson's Mars trilogy there was a big orbital colony inside Phobos, so maybe that was based on the idea of it being hollow.
human
It probably was.  You know I was thinking about those interns selling stolen moon rocks that you mentioned before.  I've heard that moon dust can cut through kevlar like material and is harmful to us.  I wonder if people got hurt or sick from the rocks.
gpt
No kidding? Hopefully they didn't inhale the dust.
human
Yep, you can get a disease called moon hay fever.  I don't know just exactly how bad it is to us but they say it's harmful.
gpt
I wonder what the mineral composition is that causes it? It sounds a lot like asbestos or talc.
human
That's a good question.  I wonder why they don't research about it's cutting capabilities too.
gpt
Sounds like it might have a lot of industrial uses.
human
That's what I was thinking too.  Do you ever wonder what keeps the flag on the moon from falling down?
gpt
*relaxed posture* I think it's got a wire in it to keep it unfurled? 
human
Does it?  I started wondering after hearing about the dust being able to cut through kevlar. I just wondered how the flag pole isn't being cut.
gpt
I guess the dust just lays there and doesn't move, so there wouldn't be any abrasion.