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When was Empty Cities of the Full Moon created?
Empty Cities of the Full Moon was created on 2001-08-07.
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Moon Mirror has 199 pages.
Why does the moon have to be a new moon?
We just call it that. The opposite of Full is Empty, but calling the unilluminated Moon "Empty" would not be correct. Comment: The reason there has to be a "New Moon" phase is that the Moon's orbit puts the Moon between the Earth and the Sun (more or less) about once per month. We can't see any light from the Moon then and it's called the "New Moon".
Is the solar eclipse picture more like the full moon picture or new moon picture?
More like New Moon (empty hole in space) but with light around a dark circle
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