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The moon wobbles slightly so over time you'll see the "edges" change as the moon wobbles back and forth while still being relatively one-sided. If you'd be persuaded by looking out from a beach you'll probably also take the above as evidence that the moon is round.
So it's a hollow half-shell
It's just clever optics deployed by the dinosaur people to hide the truth of their existence!
It just sways back and forth from the awesome Dinosaur party.