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  • |+Earth's Moon: Facts & Figures<ref name=MoonPhoto/><ref name=FactSheet/> |colspan=2 align=center|{{Image|Full Moon.jpg|center|255px|A Full Moon, as seen from [[Earth]].}}
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  • ...3, Blue Dot Kids Press, 36 pp. Describes when and where each phase of the moon can be seen in the day and night sky. ISBN 978-1737603252
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  • ...-occurring [[satellite]] that is in [[orbit]] around a [[planet]]; ''the'' moon is the [[Earth (planet)|Earth's]] only satellite.
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  • '''''Full Moon''''' is a comic novel by [[P.G. Wodehouse]], first published in the United * [http://www.fantasticfiction.co.uk/w/p-g-wodehouse/full-moon.htm Fantastic Fiction's page], with details of published editions, photos o
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  • |Crescent Moon.jpg‎|Crescent Moon |Copernicus (moon).jpg‎|Copernicus
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  • {{Image|Pale Moon Rising cover.jpg|right|150px|Cover of the 1977 St. Martin's Press hardback '''Pale Moon Rising''' is a 1977 novel by [[Manning O'Brine]]. The last of his 11 books
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  • ...e project for collaborative annotation of structures on the surface of the moon
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  • Moon of [[Saturn]], the second-largest moon in the [[Solar System]]
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  • '''Ban Ki-Moon''' became the eighth [[Secretary-General of the United Nations]] in Decembe | title = Biography, Ban Ki-Moon
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  • The Reverend '''Sun Myung Moon''' (February 25, 1920–) is the founder and leader of the [[Unification Ch Many aspects of Rev. Moon's teachings are controversial. The three biggest points of theological disp
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • The largest moon of Uranus, discovered by William Herschel in 1787 and named after the queen
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • The outermost (and second largest) moon of Uranus, discovered by William Herschel in 1787 and named after the king
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  • Auto-populated based on [[Special:WhatLinksHere/Ban Ki-moon]]. Needs checking by a human.
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  • #REDIRECT [[Man Who Sold the Moon (short story)/Definition]]
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  • ...terprise to make the first [[space launch vehicle|space flights]] to the [[Moon]]
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  • {{r|Man Who Sold the Moon (collection)|''Man who Sold the Moon'' (collection)}} {{r|Moon}}
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  • ...3, Blue Dot Kids Press, 36 pp. Describes when and where each phase of the moon can be seen in the day and night sky. ISBN 978-1737603252
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  • ...hat lies just beyond the northwest rim of the [[Moon]], on the [[Far side (Moon)|far side]] as seen from the [[Earth]].
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  • A region of a planet or moon's crust that is denser than average.
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  • Moon of [[Saturn]], the second-largest moon in the [[Solar System]]
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  • Unit of time originally corresponding approximately to one cycle of the moon's phases, or about 30 days or 4 weeks.
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  • {{r|Man Who Sold the Moon (collection)|''Man who Sold the Moon'' (collection)}} {{r|Moon}}
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  • A '''lunar eclipse''' occurs when the Earth’s shadow passes across the full [[Moon]], making it appear as though someone is rubbing it out slowly, or drawing ...this would happen every month, as the Moon orbits the Earth; however, the Moon's orbit has a slight wobble so most months it is either too high or too lo
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  • |Crescent Moon.jpg‎|Crescent Moon |Copernicus (moon).jpg‎|Copernicus
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Sun Myung Moon]]
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  • #REDIRECT [[Ban Ki-moon]]
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  • The sixth-largest [[moon]] of [[Saturn]].
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  • The Reverend '''Sun Myung Moon''' (February 25, 1920–) is the founder and leader of the [[Unification Ch Many aspects of Rev. Moon's teachings are controversial. The three biggest points of theological disp
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  • ...honic Universe. The black point at centre is the Earth, rounded by Sun and Moon. Otherwise, the Sun is rounded by five orbits, marked with the planet's sym ...arth remains static, being the centre of the [[Sun|Sun's]] and the [[Moon|Moon's]] orbits. Above all, remains the cristaline [[stellar sphere]].
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  • #REDIRECT [[Man Who Sold the Moon (short story)/Definition]]
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  • {{r|Apollo Moon landing hoax claims}} {{r|Moon}}
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  • An elevated area of a [[planet]] or [[moon]], rapidly rising to [[high altitude]].
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  • ...://www.iasl.mcgill.ca/spacelaw/moon.html 1979 UN Declaration on the Moon] (Moon Treaty)
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  • {{r|Apollo Moon landing hoax claims}} {{r|Moon}}
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  • When the Earth’s shadow passes across the full [[Moon]].
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  • Periods of visibility of celestial objects, e.g. the moon.
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  • ...on Earth furthest from the moon.) The tidal force exerted by Earth on the moon is much greater: about <math>\scriptstyle 4.9 \times 10^-5 \frac m {s^2}</m ...es, but the hydrosphere would not be truly spherical in the absence of the moon, due to the rotation of Earth, and irregularities in the composition of Ear
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  • ...n the level of the [[ocean]] rises or falls due to [[tidal force]]s. The [[moon]] and the [[sun]] both exert tidal forces on the earth and the earth's ocea ...e the meridian. The rotation of the earth relative to the position of the moon takes approximately 24 hours and 50 minutes, thus a high (or low) tide is e
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  • {{r|Moon|The Moon}}
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  • ...rschel]]. It was named after one of the giants of [[Greek mythology]]. The moon is notable as a candidate for harbouring extra-terrestrial [[life]]. ...ses/newsrelease20080326 Cassini tastes organic material at Saturn's geyser moon]'. 26th March 2008.</ref>
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  • Series of robotic spacecraft missions sent to the Moon by the Soviet Union between 1959 and 1976.
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  • ...y [[NASA]] during the years 1961–1975 with the goal of conducting manned [[moon]] landing missions.
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  • .../0/a53411230b7e8caa86256b5a005cf758?OpenDocument CORE/NSF] ''Arrows to the Moon'' synopsis .../www.historyshots.com/space/timeline.cfm Timeline of the Space Race to the Moon 1960 - 1969]
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  • ...uttle Atlantis|Space Shuttle ''Atlantis'']] towards Jupiter and its [[Moon|moon]]s in 1989. It arrived in the Jupiter system just over six years later (in
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  • One half of the surface of Earth, or other planet, moon, or star.
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  • ...the changing phases of the [[moon]]. The lunar month - the time which the moon takes to complete one cycle of phases - is about 29.53 days long, and thus ...into twelve months varying from 28 to 31 days, and thus the timing of the moon's phases varies irregularly from month to month. The [[Maya calendar]] does
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  • ...e project for collaborative annotation of structures on the surface of the moon
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  • {{rpl|Oberon (moon)}}
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  • Secret Soviet rocket intended to send Soviet cosmonauts to the Moon, which was cancelled in 1976 after a series of launch failures.
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  • {{rpl|Titania (moon)}}
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  • ...stant motion of the ocean waters caused by winds, the gravity pull of both Moon and Sun and seawater density differences.
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  • ...doned due to an on-board explosion while the craft was journeying to the [[moon]].
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  • ...nsisted of Pete Townshend on guitar, John Entwistle on bass, drummer Keith Moon and Roger Daltrey on vocals.
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  • ...astronaut (born 1930) who was a member of the [[Apollo 11]] mission to the Moon and was the second man to set foot on the lunar surface.
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  • ...of America|American]] astronaut and the first human being to walk on the [[Moon]] as part of [[NASA]]'s Apollo 11 project on On July 16, 1969.
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  • ...the Apollo program, along with the Lunar Module, to land astronauts on the Moon.
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  • {{r|Blue Moon of Kentucky}} {{r|Blue Moon (song)}}
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  • * {{Cite book | last=Chaikin| first=Andrew | title=A man on the moon | publisher=Penguin books| year=1995 |isbn = 0-14-024146-9}} ...year= 2007 | title=[[In the Shadow of the Moon (book)|In the Shadow of the Moon]] | chapter=A Challenging Journey to Tranquility, 1965-1969}}
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  • {{rpl|Titan (moon)}}
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