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Facts About the Moon ~ The new moon when the moon is darkened occurs when the moon is almost directly between Earth and the sun—the suns light illuminates only the far side of the moon the side we cant see from Earth • The moon orbits the Earth at an average speed of 2300 miles an hour 3700 kilometers an hour

moon National Geographic Society ~ The largest moon in the solar system is Ganymede which orbits Jupiter Its diameter or maximum distance across is 5262 kilometers 3270 miles larger than the planet Mercury In 1610 Italian astronomer Galileo Galilei discovered Ganymede and three other planetsize moons circling Jupiter

Moons Information and Facts National Geographic ~ The best known moon is the one in orbit around planet Earth It is Earths only natural satellite and the only extraterrestrial body that humans have visited Gravity on the moon is onesixth of Earths gravity allowing astronauts to take giant leaps on its surface

Facts about the Moon National Geographic Kids ~ 10 facts about the Moon 1 The Moon is a dusty ball of rock measuring 3476km in diameter – that’s roughly a quarter of the size of Earth 2 Its surface is home to mountains huge craters and flat planes called ‘seas’ made of hardened lava 3 The Moon is Earth’s only natural satellite – a celestial body that orbits a planet

Our newest moon map Explore 50 years of lunar visits ~ In 1969 National Geographic released an acclaimed map of the moon Now see the latest version featuring decades worth of fresh data

Moon 101 National Geographic Society ~ Learn about the moons violent origins how its phases shaped the earliest calendars and how humans first explored Earths only natural satellite half a century ago Moon 101 National Geographic Society

Moon exploration facts and information National Geographic ~ In 1961 President John F Kennedy committed the United States to land a person on the moon before the decade was complete The Apollo program was designed to send humans safely to the moon—

Phases of the moon facts and information ~ As the moon Earth and the sun go through their orbital dance the part of the moon thats illuminated by sunlight moves in and out of our view creating a predictable series of lunar phases

The Moon Landing ~ The Moon Landing On July 20 1969 millions of people gathered around their televisions to watch two astronauts do something no one had ever done before Wearing bulky space suits