The craters, mountains, and valleys of the moon appear as different colored areas on the surface. The low, flat "seas" are dark and the higher mountains are light in color. That's what causes "the shapes" . . . however, there is a psychological phenomenon called pareidolia that involves vague and random images (or sounds) that are perceived to be significant.
Other examples of pareidolia include seeing images of animals or faces in clouds, or hearing something in a recording played backward . . . or even seeing religious icons in the stump of a tree or on a grilled cheese sandwich!
He is a man with an outgoing personality who also happens to have Tourette's.
Lunatic means "of the moon." The word lunatic actually means moon struck. Police forces all over the country man more police officers during a full moon. The craziness may not be permanent. Think how the moon affects the tides then consider you're about 80% water.
Gay men do not cease being men simply because of their sexual orientation. A gay man is a man, not a woman. The parental instinct of a man is called the paternal instinct. If a man identifies himself as a woman, then he is transgendered and that is a different issue than being gay.
Delusions - that he actually walked on the moon, he had difficulty repressing the guilt knowing he never left the Earth's atmosphere.
The Old Man Called him Whitey. (in the east end) Grayson called him simply Jeffery
The rabbit and the man on the moon so they call it...
The rotation of the Earth causes us to see the moon differently. When the moon is between the Earth and the sun, there is no light reflecting from the moon, and that is when there is a new moon.
There isn't a literal man or rabbit living on the moon, if that's what you mean. However, throughout history, various cultures have seen shapes and figures in the patterns on the moon's surface. For example, the "Man in the Moon" is a common interpretation in Western folklore, while in some Eastern cultures, there's a legend about a rabbit living on the moon. These are more about the human tendency to find familiar shapes in random patterns than anything else.
The saying "the man on the moon" likely originated from the concept of seeing human-like shapes or faces in the markings on the moon's surface. It has been used to refer to myths, folklore, and even space exploration, such as during the Apollo missions that landed humans on the moon.
The Man Who Tasted Shapes was created in 2003-04.
The Man Who Tasted Shapes has 275 pages.
Man in the Moon = mmoaonn
The ISBN of The Man Who Tasted Shapes is 0-262-53255-7.
Apollo 11 Lunar Module, call sign Eagle.
I did not put a man on the moon as yet.
A Man on the Moon was created in 1994.
1969 is when the first man on the moon Neil Armstrong took man's first steps on the moon.