Far Side of Moon Reveals Asymmetries, Puzzles
Scientists found the Moon's far side is colder and has fewer heat elements. This changes how we understand the Moon's history. Learn why.
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https://newsletter.tf/moon-far-side-colder-different-than-near-side/
The far side of the Moon is colder and has fewer heat-producing elements than the near side, scientists found. This is a big change from what we thought.
#MoonFacts, #LunarScience, #SpaceDiscovery, #Astronomy, #MoonExploration
https://newsletter.tf/moon-far-side-colder-different-than-near-side/
Loving the moon 🌕
I've always been fascinated by the moon. Somehow, I just love the way it makes me feel. No matter how big, or small, when I see the moon, I feel more relaxed. If I'd ever have the money and the expertise, I would not mind owning a nice telescope 🔭 that would offer the option to add a camera to it... The moon, the universe... 🌌 I just am fascinated by it... It's never been a "special interest", as in, I've never dug deep into all the information about it. For me, it's more just the way it looks and how it makes me feel. I also enjoy the sun, but the moon, it's usually there when the night time is here, when the world is more peaceful and calm... And that soothes me more... […]https://cynnisblog.wordpress.com/2025/05/14/loving-the-moon-%f0%9f%8c%95/
The Moon is the only natural satellite of the Earth and is located at a distance of about 3,84,400 kilometers. Its diameter is about 3,474 kilometers, which is about one-fourth the diameter of the Earth. Due to the absence of atmosphere on the Moon, there is a huge difference in the temperature between day and night, which can be about 127°C during the day and -173°C at night.
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2️⃣It affects water even more, creating tides and causing the oceans to pile up towards one side of the planet, forming a ‘tidal bulge’. So, while we experience tides as the water moving in and out, it's *actually* the Earth itself rotating into and out of this bulge🤯. #moonfacts
Attached: 1 image #Easter is the first Sunday after the Paschal full moon, which is the first full moon on or after 21 March (a fixed approximation of the March equinox). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_of_Easter
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