what did you gain by that right is actually uh is about one percent of the mass of the earth so if you wanted to hew forth another one percent of earth's mass and put it up there in orbit you cart it out there yeah just put it out there and just keep adding to it and you can just keep building and building and building and we can watch this moon construction project in orbit around the earth and yes the the gravitational field depends on only two things how much mass it has and how far away you are from it and that will tell you how strong the gravity will be at your location but for this for the for your gravity on the surface it depends what the density of the material is that you use so the moon density earth is a combination of rock density and metal density because we have a metal core the moon doesn't have a metal core so depending how dense the material is but yeah you can build up stuff and create a whole world and yes it will have its own gravity and and you want to build a shape that's not a sphere that's very hard to do above a certain size because the gravity will make the high places low and and and fill in the low places and make them high so that's why large objects are all spherical um in the universe large sort of solid objects so yay yeah you can't make a cube this is the moon it won't it won't maintain itself in that shape i don't know if you knew that cool yeah if you're small enough it'll take on any shade if it's smaller that's why if you look at tiny asteroids they look like idaho potatoes they're not spheres right they can be all kinds of weird funky shapes because above a certain size gravity becomes more important than the things that are otherwise giving shape to it and gravity wants all parts of that object to come as close to the center as possible and if you're high up and there's a ditch near you it's going to take stuff that was high up and put it down in the ditch to bring it closer to the center of the object
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