There is no time when the entire earth is completely dark.
At any moment, 50% of the earth's surface has a direct, unobstructed line of sight to the sun,
and the other 50% has no direct view of the sun.
I may not be right but I think because the moon moves it makes a dark side on the earth so the earth does not need one. Also one side if the earth can not be dark all the time!! The. It would be might all the time!
Light and dark, day and night, does, on most of the Earth but not everywhere.
one year. that is the definition of one year.
Yes, the Earth is really moving. It rotates fully one time per day, and rotates around the sun completely one time per year.
It takes the earth 24 hours 3 minutes and 59 seconds to rotate one time. That's 1/365th of a year.
Earth does have a dark side. When you are on that dark side it is called night. Both Earth and the moon get their light from the sun. Since they are both spherical and there is only one sun in our solar system, the sun can only light up half of each object at a time.
One year. The actual time, in days, is about 365.25 days.
During a total solar eclipse, at one point it will be almost completely dark.
Half the moon is 'dark' at any one time. Every point on the moon is illuminated for roughly 50% of the time, as the first answer said. So there IS a dark side of the moon :). And it is very dark, so that stars can be seen more clearly than anywhere on earth.
An eclipse can darken the moon to the point where onlookers wouldn't see light. A solar eclipse is when the moon passes between the Sun and the Earth.
it's always dark on one part of the moon at any time just as on earth , it is because half the surfaces are facing away from the sun cuz it wants to
when Earth rotates on its axis then one side of the Earth turns toward sun and the other part is at dark side.so we experience dark.