Moon Phases, Animated.

Moon Phases Animation: Explained Simply - This animation clearly explains the moon phases visually. You can also see the Moon from Earth as it circles in its orbit. | The Brain Maze

Full Moon Rotation

The Moon takes exactly the same time to rotate on its axis as it does to orbit the Earth, just over 27 days, and that is why we always see the same lunar hemisphere. It is a phenomenon called gravitational coupling. 📸 @close2science 🛸 . •. 🌎 ° .• 🌓 • .°• • 🚀 ✯. •. . •. . • ★ * ° . 🛰 °· •. ๏ .• 🪐 . • • ° ★ • ☄. ๏ •. . •. . •. . •. • #astronomy #nightsky #space #telescope #astrophotography #stars #universe #milkyway #cosmos #planetarium #science @astro.voyagers #NASA #galaxy #astronomer #as

The moon does actually spin on its axis, even though we never get to see the far side from Earth. The reason being the Moon's orbit and spin on its axis happen in unison, therefore we always see the same surface. #Space_Aus... - Australian Research & Space Exploration - Space Australia

Moon landing. | Science Bitch

Is this the greatest engineering achievement since the moon landing? I think it is. . . #space #SpaceX #spacexstarship #spacexlaunch #spacexnews #spacexrocket #elonmusk #elon #rocket | Space Knowledge