The moon shows up whenever the light reflected from its surface is strong enough to be seen ... you need to pay more attention to the sky if you think it's only visible at night!
The moon does.The sun only lights up half the moon (the side of the moon the sun is on). The other half of the moon is dark, because the sun's light is blocked by the moon itself.
It would be dark.The only thing that makes the moon lighted up is the sun. Therefore, if the sun did not reflect the light it has, the moon would be dark.
It's not. The moon is always half light and half dark, but it's not always the same places. -- Take a soccer ball and a flashlight into a dark room. -- Turn on the flashlight, and point it at the soccer ball. -- Half of the ball is lit up, and the other half is dark. -- No matter how you turn the ball, no matter how quickly you move or which way you bend, no matter how you manipulate the flashlight, no matter how much you wiggle and dance ... 50% of the surface of the ball is lit up, and the remaining 50% of its surface is dark. -- 50% of the Earth is lit up, and the remaining 50% of it is dark. The light and dark places keep changing, but the Earth is always half light and half dark. -- 50% of the Moon is lit up, and the remaining 50% of it is dark. The light and dark places keep changing, but the Moon is always half light and half dark.
Yes, it is dried up lava the moon use to have volcanoes. The moon use to have a core but is no longer in use.
The dark spots on the Moon, known as lunar maria, are made up of basalt rock formed from ancient volcanic activity. Basalt is a dark-colored, fine-grained volcanic rock that is rich in iron and magnesium minerals.
The best, most literally accurate answer to that question is: "Because it's dark".Parts of the moon's dark side ranging from 'none of it' to 'all of it' are turned toward us in the course of 29-1/2 days.But we can only see the portion of the moon that the sun shines on ... the "light side". The portion of the dark sidethat's turned toward us doesn't show up at all. That's why we see only part of a disk, and the rest of it is missing.
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.
only if it has been bleached.
The moon does.The sun only lights up half the moon (the side of the moon the sun is on). The other half of the moon is dark, because the sun's light is blocked by the moon itself.
He doesn't. In new moon, she has hallucinations of his voice.
It would be dark.The only thing that makes the moon lighted up is the sun. Therefore, if the sun did not reflect the light it has, the moon would be dark.
Only half of the moon is illuminated by the sun with the rest in shadow. Try it with a ball in a dark room, with one light source - the half facing the light source will be lit up, while the opposite side will be dark. It's the same with the moon. As the moon moves around us, we see the different phases from full moon to new moon, depending on our relative position with the sun and moon.
it is when three quarters of the moon are lit up and one quarter is dark.
Depending on how "dark" your skin is, generally green, red and black will show up well. Most other colors such as yellow, blue, etc, will not show up as the pigment of the skin is too dark for them to show through. The ink color white will not show up either.
It's not. The moon is always half light and half dark, but it's not always the same places. -- Take a soccer ball and a flashlight into a dark room. -- Turn on the flashlight, and point it at the soccer ball. -- Half of the ball is lit up, and the other half is dark. -- No matter how you turn the ball, no matter how quickly you move or which way you bend, no matter how you manipulate the flashlight, no matter how much you wiggle and dance ... 50% of the surface of the ball is lit up, and the remaining 50% of its surface is dark. -- 50% of the Earth is lit up, and the remaining 50% of it is dark. The light and dark places keep changing, but the Earth is always half light and half dark. -- 50% of the Moon is lit up, and the remaining 50% of it is dark. The light and dark places keep changing, but the Moon is always half light and half dark.
Yes, it is dried up lava the moon use to have volcanoes. The moon use to have a core but is no longer in use.
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