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Miller Moon Facts

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Craters Holes where a satellite has been struck by a meteor or asteroid.
Gravity Force, which pulls objects toward another object. This keeps the moon in its orbit around.
Orbit The path the object traces as it moves around another object.
Phases of the Moon In about 29 ½ days, the moons reflected light seems to change shape of the moon.
Satellite An object, which revolves around another object. The moon is Earth’s satellite.
Revolution Revolve around another object (Earth does this to the sun- causes year). Rotation
Waning When the moon has light on the left and it appears to be getting smaller.
Waxing When the moon has light on the right and it appears to be getting bigger.
The moon is the largest satellite closest to Earth.
Which has less gravity, the moon or Earth? the moon
There is no water, wind or living creatures on the surface of the moon.
The moon has no light of its own light comes from the sun.
The moon has valleys, mountains, and plains.
The moon changes shape because it is a sphere and only has one side, is visible from Earth.
The moon has less gravity than Earth because it is smaller.
The moon would be the size of a tennis ball, if the Earth were the size of a basketball.
The Earth’s largest satellite is the moon.
The Moon is Earth's satellite.
Light from the moon is reflected from the sun.
Tides The Earth and Moon pull on the ocean causing the rise and fall of the water level.
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