It's still in the same place it's always been. The earth simply casts a shadow over the surface of the moon as it rotates around the Earth.
At night, the persona sees the crescent moon and wonders why it is not always round.
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There are two versions that I've ever played. The first is that just before they say "The moon is round, the moon is round..." they do a little cough. And if you don't do the little cough, you haven't got it. The other is that they use their left hand while doing it. It's a bit confusing, because it looks like they are using their right hand if you don't think about it, but...
The moon is round because of gravity. Gravity pulls every bit of the moon together towards every other bit of the moon, crushing it all together into a big ball. You must also always take into accoutnt he fact that the moon revolves aroudn the earth, the same way every other round planet revolves around the sun. However it is questionable whether gravity is truelly the reasont he moon is round. Had the moon been placed, one solid object, then perhaps it has no need to be compacted.
It doesn't. The molten core of the moon has long since cooled off and solidified. The moon appears to change its shape depending where it is relative to the sun and the earth. For example, a new moon (completely dark) occurs when the sun is shining on the other side of the moon. The crescent moon appears one week later as the moon travels round the earth and we see a little bit of the illuminated side.
cresent..
At night, the persona sees the crescent moon and wonders why it is not always round.
There are two versions that I've ever played. The first is that just before they say "The moon is round, the moon is round..." they do a little cough. And if you don't do the little cough, you haven't got it. The other is that they use their left hand while doing it. It's a bit confusing, because it looks like they are using their right hand if you don't think about it, but...
The moon is round because of gravity. Gravity pulls every bit of the moon together towards every other bit of the moon, crushing it all together into a big ball. You must also always take into accoutnt he fact that the moon revolves aroudn the earth, the same way every other round planet revolves around the sun. However it is questionable whether gravity is truelly the reasont he moon is round. Had the moon been placed, one solid object, then perhaps it has no need to be compacted.
Takes quiet a bit of time to produce.
the different shapes are called phases and they change as the moon moves round the earth and therefore changes the distance from the sun so the dark part is the shadow of the moon and the part you can see is the part in the sunlight.Additional answerThe moon doesn't actually change shape. You may be asking why it sometimes looks round, at other times, crescent shaped. It's not changed shape, it's that you can only see part of it, and different parts at different times. When the position of the moon, earth and sun are such that they are in that order, the whole side of the moon that's towards the earth is lit by the sun and we see it as a round shape. But usually the earth is not exactly in between the moon and the sun, but a bit offset. We then see part of the moon that's not lit as well as part that is. The part that is varies in its apparent shape depending on just how much of it we can see. If most of what we can see is unlit, the lit bit looks like a slim crescent.Also, the phases do not change as the moon moves round the earth but how its relationship with the sun and earth changes
She may lead a bit closer and go a bit quiet.
It doesn't. The molten core of the moon has long since cooled off and solidified. The moon appears to change its shape depending where it is relative to the sun and the earth. For example, a new moon (completely dark) occurs when the sun is shining on the other side of the moon. The crescent moon appears one week later as the moon travels round the earth and we see a little bit of the illuminated side.
Oh found out that the light bits the wet bit and darks dry, atleast for my trampoline.
He thought that the Earth was round. And by doing a bit of basic geomtery he found out how big it was. He was RIGHT! His calculations were very accurate!
the earth is a bit flattened but the moon has a brilliant circle
It looks a little bit different because the moon has different phases.