The moon is made from cheese, as we all know. We also know the moon landings were fake, which means that nobody yet knows exactly what type of cheese it is.
Only when we do, is it possible to test your theory by recreating the conditions on Earth. My Google research, at this ungodly hour, indicates the following experiments.
In 2007, Dutch scientists attempted to recreate the destruction of the moon using a whole Edam under laboratory conditions. While the inside initially melted, the tough outer rind contained the molten inside mass which gradually cooled down and reformed again. If the moon consists mainly of Edam, then it looks pretty robust.
Scientists at University of Nottingham experimented on 23 March 2018 by firing a Trident II D-5 at a stack of over 4,000 Long Clawson Stilton cheeses. While all multiple warheads primary fuses detonated inside the cheese, the main explosion did not occur. On analysis the cheese stack was found to be overripe, creating chemicals and other compounds that rendered the main explosion futile, mainly on account of neutralising the lithium deuteride core. However, some scientists now believe that lower temperature conditions in space would prevent the overipening of the moon, so it may well work.
At the CERN project last Thursday, a senior scientist on secondment from Austria left their open Emmental sandwich within range of the large hadron collider one lunchtime while working on a test fire. While we still await an interim report, initial news is that a stream of protons became captured inside one of the internal holes of the cheese, accelerating over several minutes until the hole was rebored to over 14 times its original diameter. If this is found to be true, the implications are truly breathtaking. It means that you or I, with a small power pack, a selection of mirrors and a microwave oven (from either Curry PC World, Argos or John Lewis) could theoretically hollow out the entire moon over a period of about 11 years from the comfort of our own home! (Strictly your home, or my home, as we don’t live together). But unless or until we have confirmation that the moon is made from Emmental, we cannot really be certain.