The document discusses moon phases and eclipses. It explains that moon phases occur over approximately 29.5 days as the moon orbits the Earth, with less of the light side visible each night. Moon phases happen as the illuminated portion of the moon's surface facing Earth changes due to its rotation. Sometimes the moon appears red due to Rayleigh scattering, which is the same atmospheric effect that causes red sunsets.

1. Phases And Eclipses
By: Ricky, Cesar, Isabella

2. Moon Phases
Have you ever seen the moon and wondered why
does it change?
Well the moon doesn’t break or split but rather
can be seen only dark. You call it Moon Phases.
Moon Phases happen as the month continues, you
see less of the light side.
Approximately 29.5 days after the last full moon, a
new moon begins to orbit.

3. Different Variations Of The Moon
Sometimes the moon is not quite always
just plain white. The red color is caused
by Rayleigh scattering of sunlight
through the Earth's atmosphere, the
same effect that causes sunsets to
appear red.