What if the Moon was made of Gold?

It's AumSum Time. What if the Moon was Made of Gold? No Ways. I just painted it Yellow. AumSum. Firstly, if the Moon was made of Gold. Earth might get fascinated with the Moon, it may start revolving around it. Secondly, if the Moon was made of Gold. Aliens might start visiting the Moon, some may settle there for good. Thirdly, if the Moon was made of Gold, Moon will look fascinating. Other Moons might join our Moon, nights will become very bright. Fourthly, if the Moon was made of Gold. People who have a fascination with Gold might start migrating to the Moon. Fifthly, if the Moon was made of Gold, our nights will not be the same. White light will get replaced with Yellow light. Lastly, if the Moon was made of Gold. Selfies with the Moon might become more popular. Why does the Moon turn red? To scare us. No. Moon does not have a light of its own. Why? Didn't he pay the electricity bill? Please listen. Sunlight or white light is a mixture of visible colors. Now, when the sunlight falls on the Moon, it reflects all these visible colors equally. Making the Moon to mostly appear white. However, during a lunar eclipse. When the Earth is exactly between the Sun and the Moon, the Moon appears red. This happens because of the Earth's atmosphere. When the sunlight coming from the Sun passes through the Earth's atmosphere. The Earth's atmosphere scatters the colors of the sunlight having shorter wavelengths. However, red color which has the longest wavelength is least scattered. Hence, it makes its way to the Moon, making it look red. Topic. Earthquakes. What causes earthquakes? I, me and myself. Yeah yeah. You show off. An earthquake is violent shaking of the Earth's crust. The Earth's crust is a hard outer covering made up of many pieces called tectonic plates. These plates are always moving. However, the motion is very slow. In a year, they move only 2 to 5 centimeters. My hair grows faster than their movements. Absolutely. Mostly when these tectonic plates move, they brush against each other without causing great damage. However, sometimes they get stuck and cannot easily slide against each other. But the plates still keep pushing, thus creating pressure. Eventually, the pressure builds up so much that one of the plates suddenly moves above the other. Or they may crash into each other, causing the crust to shake violently, thus creating an earthquake.