What are the secrets of the moon?

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The moon, or the moon as we are familiar with it, also known as Titan and Titan, is a natural satellite, so do you know what are the secrets of the moon?

1. Only 59% of the Moon is visible from Earth. The same side of the Moon always faces the Earth because it takes the same amount of time for the Moon to rotate once as it does to go around the Earth. It takes 130 days to drive to the moon, 13 hours for a rocket, and 1.52 seconds to travel at the speed of light.

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2. The moon is not round, it is shaped like an egg. Because the Moon has no atmosphere, its temperature range is from below -200°F to above 200°F. Many cultures worshiped the moon as a goddess, and the ancient Greeks and Romans even had three moon gods to represent the moon. Strange colored lights are sometimes seen briefly on the moon's surface, and scientists believe these lights are caused by gases leaking from deep within the moon.

3. Tides and weather tend to be more predictable when the Moon is at its farthest point (farthest from Earth). When the Moon is at perigee (closest to Earth), the increased gravitational pull leads to greater tides and more erratic weather. Looking down from the North Pole, the Moon runs counterclockwise from west to east. The dust on the moon is said to smell like discarded gunpowder, and in astrology, the moon represents the inner nature of a person.

4. Most scientists believe that the Moon was formed as a result of a "giant impact". The Moon is 400 times smaller than the Sun, but also nearly 400 times larger than the Earth, so from Earth, the Moon is about the same size as the Sun. A compass does not work on the Moon because it does not have a global magnetic field.

5. Not all full moons are the same size; their size depends on whether the moon is at apogee or perigee, and the moon is usually 14% larger at perigee. Moon phases have been historically associated with madness, and the term "madman" comes from this association.

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The Moon's core accounts for 2-4% of its mass, while the Earth's core accounts for about 30% of its mass. Because there is no atmosphere on the Moon, there is no twilight before sunset. At full and new moons, the Moon, Sun and Earth are in a straight line. Although the full moon appears bright, it reflects only 7% of the sun's light.

7. Lunar earthquakes, which originate a few miles below the Moon's surface, maybe the result of Earth's gravity. Lunar earthquakes occur about every 14 days and peak when the Moon is closest and farthest from Earth when tidal forces from Earth's gravity are at their peak. The Moon has Wi-Fi, which comes from the Earth and is emitted by four infrared telescopes.

8. The largest crater in the solar system is on the Moon, which is 2,159 miles (3,475 km) in diameter, about four times the diameter of the Earth. The Earth is 81 times heavier than the Moon. Aristotle believed that the full moon affects the human brain, causing insanity or irrational behavior, which is one of the secrets on the moon that dare not be disclosed.

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9, the moon's gravity slows down the rotation of the earth, and long ago, the days were shorter. Solar eclipses occur every year or two, but total lunar eclipses can only be seen by people in the moon's shadow, once every few hundred years. The moon casts a shadow that rotates around the Earth at hundreds of miles per hour, so lunar eclipses are over in a matter of minutes.

10. From 1969 to 1972, only 12 people went to the Moon: the astronauts of the Apollo missions to the Moon. Since there was no wind or water on the moon's surface, the astronauts' footprint probably lasted millions of years. Astronomers at the time did not realize that the eclipse was caused by the moon, and some believed that a giant dragon was swallowing the sun, so they made as much noise as possible to scare it away.