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Suck, suck, suck...No atmosphere so no winds, landed on the near side which always faces earth so no meteor impacts. There was a reasonably even layer of dust so it does move, perhaps under moon's own weak gravity.
So I will say...
Chinese space roomba.
Friggen E bikes I bet. Bloody things are everywhere.That thing was horrific inside. I have no words.
What will eventually destroy the footprints left by humans on the moon?
Solar winds caused by the expansion of the sun?That thing was horrific inside. I have no words.
What will eventually destroy the footprints left by humans on the moon?
Nyett.No atmosphere so no winds, landed on the near side which always faces earth so no meteor impacts. There was a reasonably even layer of dust so it does move, perhaps under moon's own weak gravity.
So I will say...
Chinese space roomba.
An asteroid. Or failing that the Earth as the moons orbit very slowly degrades.That thing was horrific inside. I have no words.
What will eventually destroy the footprints left by humans on the moon?
No, kinda, but go anyway. Millions of tiny meteorites over the coming thousands of years will apparently bury them.An asteroid. Or failing that the Earth as the moons orbit very slowly degrades.
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Light cast from other stars? It just appears dark in relation to the light from the sun?Why isn't the dark side of the moon dark?
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It is sometimes.Why isn't the dark side of the moon dark?
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Only to our eyes though?It is sometimes.
When it point away from the sun it's dark, when it points towards the sun it isn't. Think about which side of the sun is dark during a solar and lunar eclipse.Only to our eyes though?
But it only looks dark….or darker in relation… there’s other light sources illuminating from all directions…as I see it.When it point away from the sun it's dark, when it points towards the sun it isn't. Think about which side of the sun is dark during a solar and lunar eclipse.
About as dark as a moonless night.But it only looks dark….or darker in relation… there’s other light sources illuminating from all directions…as I see it.
Speaking of which, if you have a clear sky this Friday night stick your head out and look up.When it point away from the sun it's dark, when it points towards the sun it isn't. Think about which side of the sun is dark during a solar and lunar eclipse.
We refer to it as the dark side of the moon as the moon is tidally locked to the earth, ie the same side of the moon is always facing the earth. This means that as the earth rotates the "dark side" of the moon does face the sun almost every day.@Oddjob? What’s the crack?