Hey astronomy cast listeners, here's a special gift for you, which is that during the episode

of 436 we wrapped up the episode and then we went on to the post show, which as you may

or may not know, we take another half hour and answer live viewers questions during each

episode of Astronomy Cast.

You can watch them all over on YouTube.

Anyway, someone asked us what if the moon were made of cheese and then pal on I spent

another 20 minutes or so going down that rabbit hole of like what if the moon was made of cheese?

Density, let's say albedo of cheese, trying to really get to the bottom of this idea.

So it was fun, thought you guys would get a kick out of it.

So we thought we just put it into the regular audio feed for Astronomy Cast.

But then maybe this is a reminder that if you want to see us do the show live, come

join us, ask us your questions.

And if you want to see the archive of all the shows that we've done, you can see them

over on our YouTube channel, Astronomy Cast on YouTube.

So check it out.

Alright, on with the show.

MCD just wants to know what if the moon was made of green cheese?

What if the moon was made of green cheese?

Cheese has a density greater than water.

So.

It's a density of cheese.

Let me just do some math here.

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