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Spacecraft are fueled by hydrogen and oxygen. A hydrogen flame emits little light and is difficult to see except when it is dark. The surface of the moon is quite bright when the sun is out.

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When was the full moon in October 1951?

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Is moon playing a great role in making stars visible to us in night?

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Is the Moon ever visible when the Sun is up?

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Is A new moon is also called a full moon.?

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