When assessing what is stated in the Seismic Energy Theory (TES) and the Volcanic Energy Theory (TEV) (among other details, they specify the importance of analyzing the Earth as a whole, that is, as a body) we reflect that for them to be universal theories they must be applicable to other celestial bodies or at least provide us with some answers by analogy. For this reason, we will mainly focus on studying our natural satellite, the Moon, because due to its proximity to Earth it is the celestial body about which we have the most information, not being able to avoid making a referential analysis with other celestial bodies. The investigation reveals that the Moon has had the conditions for a very intense volcanic activity, as a result of which the consummation of the reactive components has been in less time (compared to the terrestrial volcanic activity), therefore, unlike On the Earth, ...

When assessing what is stated in the Seismic Energy Theory (TES) and the Volcanic Energy Theory (TEV) (among other details, they specify the importance of analyzing the Earth as a whole, that is, as a body) we reflect that for them to be universal theories they must be applicable to other celestial bodies or at least provide us with some answers by analogy. For this reason, we will mainly focus on studying our natural satellite, the Moon, because due to its proximity to Earth it is the celestial body about which we have the most information, not being able to avoid making a referential analysis with other celestial bodies. The investigation reveals that the Moon has had the conditions for a very intense volcanic activity, as a result of which the consummation of the reactive components has been in less time (compared to the terrestrial volcanic activity), therefore, unlike On the Earth, ...