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the moon doesn't give off light itsefl, the

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I agree with TD because it sounds right and actually make sense.

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because the moon when it move its go a different way

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The sun lights up different parts of the moon depending on what angle the moon is at when it orbits the earth

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The moon doesn't give off light itself, the 'moonlight' we see is actually the Sun's light reflected off the lunar surface. So if the moon orbits the earth then we will just see the shadow?

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We only see the moon because sunlight reflects off it. In one month the moon circles once around the earth. Half of the moon facing the Sun is always lit. we cant see the lit side all the time because it doesn't always face the earth

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the angle of the light is hitting the sun.

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Because the sun and the way earth rotates changes the shadows on the moon and how much of it you can see

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The Earth gets in front of the moon, putting its shadow on the surface.

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The sun shines on the moon and sometimes less or more. Don't forget to smash the like button, ring that notification bell, and subscribe

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The sun is shining behind the earth and it is making a shadow of the earth and it is landing on the moon i think. The angle of the shadow changes every day. The sunlight that isn't being covered by the earth shines on the moon. That's why we see it at night when the sun is behind us.

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The moon appears to change shape so frequently because the angle between the sun, earth, and moon are constantly changing. The moon's light comes from the sun, but sometimes the sun can only illuminate part of the moon.

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I think the moon changes shape frequently depending on how much it is facing the sun

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Because when the moon rotates around the sun it casts different shadows because not all of the moon is facing the sun at the same time and hits different angles of the moon.

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The moon appears to change shape so frequently because almost always part or all of the moon is hidden from the sun in the earth's shadow.

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the earth is always moving around the sun and the moon is orbiting around the earth and the sun is hitting the moon differently every day which is illuminating different slivers of the moon.

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I think that the moon appears to change shape so often because of the angle that the light from the sun is hitting it.

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