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What causes the moon to shine at night?
What causes the moon to shine at night?
- Presence of air
- Its gray color
- Reflection of sunlight (correct)
- The rocks on its surface
Why is life unlikely on the moon?
Why is life unlikely on the moon?
- Lack of gravity
- High radiation levels
- Lack of air (correct)
- Extreme temperature
What are craters on the moon caused by?
What are craters on the moon caused by?
- Solar winds erosion
- Dust and rocks on its surface
- Volcanic activity
- Collisions with asteroids (correct)
How long does it take for the moon to orbit Earth?
How long does it take for the moon to orbit Earth?
During an eclipse, why can animals think it's night and sleep?
During an eclipse, why can animals think it's night and sleep?
¿Qué caracterÃstica distingue el color de la luna visto desde la Tierra?
¿Qué caracterÃstica distingue el color de la luna visto desde la Tierra?
¿Qué causa los cráteres en la superficie de la luna?
¿Qué causa los cráteres en la superficie de la luna?
¿Qué fenómeno astronómico provoca un eclipse?
¿Qué fenómeno astronómico provoca un eclipse?
¿Cuál es una caracterÃstica importante del movimiento orbital de la luna alrededor de la Tierra?
¿Cuál es una caracterÃstica importante del movimiento orbital de la luna alrededor de la Tierra?
¿Qué efecto produce el reflejo de la luz solar en la superficie lunar?
¿Qué efecto produce el reflejo de la luz solar en la superficie lunar?
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Study Notes
- The moon is a large ball of stone orbiting around Earth, one-fourth the size of our planet, covered with dust and rocks creating visible craters from Earth.
- Despite appearing white from Earth, the moon is actually gray and reflects sunlight to shine at night.
- The moon takes around 28 days to orbit Earth, with no air making life unlikely there, and its light is a reflection of the sun's light.
- Eclipses occur when the moon moves in front of the sun, briefly blocking sunlight and cooling the Earth, causing animals to think it's night and sleep.
- Twelve astronauts, including the first man on the moon, Neil Armstrong, have walked on the moon wearing special suits for temperature control and oxygen due to the lack of air.
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