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Yes. The sun is a giant ball of burning gas, giving off light on its own. However, the moon is a chunk of rock orbiting the Earth. It does not give off light, rather, it is lit up by the light given off by the sun, so that we can see it. The amount of moon we can see is determined by the angles involved with the sun, moon and us.

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it's so simple, if you see that when earth turns day an night happens butt when we turn only day and night happens because we block the sun which makes the mooncomes out and when we block the moon the sun comesout!

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When the orientation of the Sun-Earth-Moon system forms a right triangle, we see first quarter or third quarter phases of the Moon, and we experience lower-than-average "neap" tides along the seacoasts.

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Titan is the only moon in the solar system to have a substantial atmosphere. It also has liquid methane on its surface, making it the only known object other than Earth to have stable liquids.

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As a fraction of the mass and diameter of its 'parent' body, earth's moon is the largest satellite of any in the solar system. It's been suggested that from a vantage point outside of the earth, the earth-moon system might be considered a 'double planet' rather than a planet and satellite.

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-- triple the diameter

-- 82 times the mass

-- has air, vs. none

-- has water, vs. none

-- has life, vs. none

-- rotates about 365 times in each orbital revolution, vs. once

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No. Earth is the third planet from the sun and is the largest of the terrestrial planets. It has a moderate temperature capable of sustaining life and much of its surface is covered in liquid water. Triton is the largest of the moons that orbit the planet Neptune. It is much smaller and much colder than Earth. Its surface us made of varies types of ice.

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No. The Moon moves around the Earth. The Earth (together with the Moon) moves around the Sun.

No. The Moon moves around the Earth. The Earth (together with the Moon) moves around the Sun.

No. The Moon moves around the Earth. The Earth (together with the Moon) moves around the Sun.

No. The Moon moves around the Earth. The Earth (together with the Moon) moves around the Sun.

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Yes many plants , the sunflower among them, turn their leaves or crowns to face the light and heat of the Sun.

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The sun rises in the East and sets in the West. They only 'appear' to move from East to West because of Earth's rotation on its axis.

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