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- 3. Moon revolves around the Earth in a fixed orbit. Do you know? The Moon completes one revolution around Earth in about 27 days.
- 4. Moon has no water and atmosphere. Moon has no light of its own.It appears bright because of the sunlight reflected from its surface.
- 5. Craters on moon Large holes are present on moons surface which are called craters. These craters are much bigger in size as compared to the holes on our roads.
- 6. Our weight on moon We weigh less on moon because it has less gravity than earth. We weight almost one-sixth of our weight on the moon.
- 7. Phases of the Moon Moon is round in shape, but it appears to change its shape every day. These different shapes are known as the phases of the Moon.
- 9. Man on the Moon The first man who stepped on the moon was Neil Armstrong in 1969. The other two astronauts who stepped few minutes later were Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins. They travelled in a spacecraft named Apollo 11.
- 10. Some interesting facts Only 12 astronauts till now have walked on the moon. Even though the moon always looks perfectly round in the night sky, but it's actually more of an oval shape.
- 11. Thank you