The Moon's orbit is too stable to have formed naturally, the speaker argues, pointing to destroyed planet Maldek and constant meteor strikes. He proposes either extraterrestrial beings placed it deliberately, or it broke free from Jupiter a billion years ago and was captured by Earth's gravity.
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How could the moon have such a stable orbit given the destruction of Maldek and all the constant meteorite bombardment it has received over millions of years? If the moon were once a part of the Earth that tore itself off, gradually cooling and becoming Earth's satellite, wouldn't there still be a wobble in its rotation? It's almost as if someone planted it there and artificially stabilized it. And that's exactly what happened, with the help of Pleiadians and Arcturians. Actually, the moon was originally a satellite of Jupiter over a billion years ago, but broke away and became Earth's satellite due to natural fluctuations, interference with asteroids, and other factors. In other words, you could say it wandered away from Jupiter and out into space, and then along came Earth and captured it within the gravitational field.