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The moon is moving away from Earth by about 4 centimetres a year (as fast as your fingernails grow). As it leaves us, the moon will appear smaller. In a few billion years, it will look like just another bright star in the sky. Enjoy it while you can!

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As the moon orbits Earth, its gravity pulls the surface of the oceans towards it. This helps to cause our tides. The sun’s gravity also pulls on Earth’s oceans. When the moon and the sun are in a line, their gravity combines and we get large tides (known as king tides).

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Glossary
diameter: a straight line from one side of a circle to the other, passing through its centre meteorites: pieces of rock or metal that have fallen from outer space tides: daily changes in sea level (the tide comes in and goes out twice every twenty-four hours)

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The words “month” and
“Monday” both come
from “moon”.

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1. gravity it is an invisibil force to keep us safe.
2. astronauts is a person that flys in a rocert to the moon.
3. Earth is the plant that all the people live on.
4. waxing is to get bigger
5. waning is about disappear

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We see only one side of the moon. That’s because it takes exactly the same time to rotate (turn around) on its axis as it does to travel once around Earth. This means that one side of the moon is always hidden from us.

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The first footprints put on the moon will probably be there a long, long time — maybe almost as long as the moon itself lasts.

Unlike on Earth, there is no erosion by wind or water on the moon because it has no atmosphere and all the water on the surface is frozen as ice. Also, there is no volcanic activity on the moon to change the lunar surface features. Nothing gets washed away, and nothing gets folded back inside.

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Neil Armstrong was the 1st man to walk on the moon 50 years ago today

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Who was the first person on the Moon? At 02:56 GMT on 21 July 1969, American astronaut Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the Moon.

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Twelve people have walked on the moon. They were astronauts from the United States. They travelled to the moon in the 1960s and 1970s to gather rock samples and do experiments

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the sun shines on the moon

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Scientists think that about 4 billion years ago, another planet hit Earth. There was a huge explosion. The other planet was destroyed, and bits of Earth were blown into space

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On Earth, if you drop a book, it will fall to the ground. It won’t float upwards. That’s because an invisible force called gravity pulls it to Earth. Every object in the universe has gravity.

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two hundred trips to Australia.

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This much light from the moon could kill someone real it is real so do not look at the moon when it is to pright. People do not go on the moon or sun.It’s the biggest and brightest thing in the night sky.

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1. I think this is a book about the moon that is bright and they love how bright it is and that people have been on the moon.

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1. Moari people salerprat the moon.
2. The moon has babs on the it
3. The moon is ciril
4.The moon is “only” 380,000 kilometres from Earth. That’s four hundred times closer than the sun.

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The moon’s diameter is 3,476
kilometres.

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One night of the year there is a red moon that comes out and it is the one night