Is the Moon in Majora's Mask a Black Hole?

The video explores the physics behind the moon in Majora's Mask, suggesting it is not a typical moon but a rocky shell surrounding a miniature black hole. The analysis challenges previous conclusions by examining tidal forces and density, proposing that the moon's high density could be due to a black hole at its core. The video delves into the physics of gravity, tidal forces, and the concept of neutron stars, ultimately presenting a new perspective on the game's narrative.

What is the main argument presented about the moon in Majora's Mask?

What is the significance of the title force in the context of the moon's gravitational effects?

How does the text describe the density of Terminus Moon compared to Earth's moon?

What are the implications of the moon's density on the planet's geological stability?

What phenomenon is discussed in relation to the rocks levitating on the surface of the planet?

What challenges does the author mention regarding the existence of such a dense moon?

How does the text explain the concept of a miniature black hole in relation to the moon?