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The Moon
The Moon has fascinated mankind throughout history. Telescopic observations revealed its surface has many overlapping craters. It is less dense than Earth. Current knowledge of the Moon is greater than any other solar system object except Earth, lending to a better understanding of geologic processes.
The Moon orbits Earth every 27 days. It has no atmosphere, so temperatures vary greatly between day and night.
Some interesting facts about the Moon are that it formed from Earth, it always shows the same face to Earth, its gravity is only 17% of Earth's, and only 12 people have ever walked on its surface.
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This document introduces Chelsey Kipper, a 19-year-old sophomore geology major who plans to teach earth and space science at the high school level. Some of her interests include fishing, bees, and astronomy. She would like to travel, especially to Greece. The document includes a few quotes attributed to John Lennon about dreaming together, peace, love, and the role of women.
Step 1 introduction
This document introduces Chelsey Kipper, a 19-year-old sophomore geology major who plans to teach earth and space science at the high school level. Some of her interests include fishing, bees, and astronomy. She would like to travel, especially to Greece. The document includes two quotes about dreaming together and peace, and two quotes from John Lennon about love and the role of women.
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The document contains summaries about various astronomical bodies including the sun, moon, and Earth. It discusses that the sun is made of burning gases and provides light, heat, and energy to Earth. It also notes that the moon's appearance changes from our perspective on Earth as it orbits and rotates. Finally, it mentions that Saturn has thousands of rings made of rock, ice, and dust.
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Since 1965, over 40 people have explored Mars through rovers and spacecraft. Jupiter has the Great Red Spot, a massive storm. Saturn's rings are made of ice. The Moon is rocky from volcanoes and was first walked on by humans in 1969. Earth is unique for its liquid water and life. Uranus has faint, fast clouds while Mercury is closest to the Sun but not hottest. Venus is rocky, Neptune icy, and Pluto is now classified as a dwarf planet due to its small size and orbit.
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The document contains short descriptions of the planets in our solar system written by elementary school students. It notes that Mercury, Venus, Earth, the Moon, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus and Neptune each have different physical characteristics such as their composition, temperature, and color.
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The document details the first moon landing mission by NASA in 1969. It lists the three astronauts - Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Edwin Aldrin - who were part of the Apollo 11 mission that launched on May 1, 1969. On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first person to walk on the moon, uttering the famous words "That's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind" as he stepped onto the lunar surface.
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This document introduces Chelsey Kipper, a 19-year-old sophomore geology major who plans to teach earth and space science at the high school level. Some of her interests include fishing, bees, and astronomy. She would like to travel, especially to Greece. The document includes a few quotes attributed to John Lennon about dreaming together, peace, love, and the role of women.
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- 2. THE MOON The moon is smaller than Earth.
- 3. THE MOON It looks like a banana when the Moon rotates .
- 4. THE MOON The Moon reflects light from the Sun .
- 5. THE MOON The Moon has no Water or Air .
- 6. THE MOON The Moon is covered with Dust.
- 7. There is a lot to learn about the Moon!