The Moon. (1969, December 31). In MegaEssays.com. Retrieved 05:13, August 27, 2018, from https://www.megaessays.com/viewpaper/98337.html

The moon is the most prominent feature of the night sky, it is also the brightest, but it does not emit its own light. In fact, it reflects light from the sun. Only 7% of sunlight is reflected. Sometimes the moon seems to change shape, because the sun shines on different parts of it. When the moon passes the shadow of the earth and the earth is between the sun and full moon, it is called the lunar eclipse. This is when the moon turns dark and turns into dark copper

When you see the moon from the earth it looks soft, it is dark blue and dark gray. The dark part of the moon is a wide flat land that was originally observed by Italian scientist Galileo. He was the first person to observe the moon through the telescope in 1609. As he calls it "Maria", he may think that the plain is water. Today we discovered that they are really huge and deep holes and the edges are covered with rocks and earth. The word "Maria" seems to mean that there is water in the moon, but we found that there is no water on its surface.

Since there is no water in the moon, there is no life. Like all the planets except the Earth, the moon has a life unknown at all. Without water and air, the sky is always black, but the stars are still visible. In the evening, the temperature on the moon becomes colder than anywhere on the earth, but during the day it will be just a little hotter than the water the rock boils. There is neither atmospheric nor running water in the moon, but there is evidence that there is ice in the Antarctic. This is a permanent shadow. There is ice in the North Pole.

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