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human
Hello! Did you know the highest point on the moon is 1938 meters higher than Mt Everest! 
gpt
Hello!  No I didn't know that.  For some reason I think of the moon flat with craters but i guess if the crater is deep enough then there would be high points.  It seems so odd to think of something smaller than our planet having something bigger though doesn't it?
human
We probably dont even know how deep some of our oceans are! Apparently the UN has an ambassador in case aliens contact us
gpt
*hands at sides* I do know that! I think I would love to be that ambassador!  Who knows someday maybe he or she will actually have a job to do!  Did you know that moon dust can cut through kevlar?
human
That's a bit scary. Soon we will see a moon dust saw.
gpt
We just might at that.  The only problem is that moon dust is harmful to people. It can cause a disease called moon hay fever.  It doesn't sound too serious by the name but you never know I suppose.
human
Sounds like summer and spring allergies, with a bit of moon mixed in. Wow. When the earth was first formed days were 5.5 hours long
gpt
That seems so bizarre to have days that short.  i'm assuming the planet was close to the sun otherwise how would the trees and other plant life get enough sun?
human
I'm not a scientist - dunno! Apparently the sun produces enough energy in one second to fuel our entire planet for a half million years.
gpt
We really should all be using solar energy considering that fact.  Did you know that a lightening bolt on earth is hotter than the surface of the sun?
human
I heard that somewhere. Have you thought about solar panels?
gpt
I have thought about solar panels but i can't afford them.  I am hoping that the powers that be will start marketing them for everyone.  Have you thought about them?  It makes sense to use solar energy.  Our sun is only 1 billionth the size of the largest star in our galaxy so if you think about it, solar energy use can be endless.
human
I have a couple trees thaht might make it difficult. 
gpt
I don't know. I 've seen solar equipment from companies that doesn't have to be on roofs.  It's expensive but possible.  Our moon and other moons however don't have energy as far as I know.  Oh, I do know though that titan, one of Saturn's moons produces methane and even has shown evidence of methane based life.
human
I certainly wouldn't mind powering my house especailly in the summer. I'm not counting on winter in the upper midwest. Pluto also has possible methane ice.
gpt
I wonder if it has methane life on it.  Have you heard about the earth's moon moving away?  I've heard that it is getting farther away every year.
human
I had not heard that. Interesting since it controls the movement of water on earth
gpt
I was thinking the very same thing. I wonder what will happen with the ocean tides and currents as it moves away.  Better yet, I would like to know why it is moving away.
human
It doesn;t like us, it is moving in orbit. I would imagine just directional changes in how the oceans move.
gpt
It really amazes me what all scientists know.  I mean, they are able to detect that Mar's largest moon, Phobos, is partially hollow!