50 Mesmerizing Facts About The Moon
The Apollo 17 astronauts could taste the Moon's fine dust. They called it the "Apollo aroma." It smelled like burnt gunpowder.
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What Is A Blue Moon & How Rare Is It?
A blue moon isn't actually that rare. According to NASA, one can typically be seen every two and a half years.
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50 Fascinating Earth Day Facts For Kids
Richard Nixon was the first US President to ever celebrate Earth Day in 1971. He died 23 years later on Earth Day.
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7 Conspiracies That Flat Earthers Believe Are True
Many Flat Earthers believe that we're kept from falling off the world's edge by a wall of ice.
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What Would Happen If Earth Stopped Spinning?
Did you know that the Earth's rotation has slowed down about 6 hours in the past 2,740 years?
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What Are The Different Types Of Moon?
Because our months are based on the lunar cycles, calendars would be completely different without the moon.
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What Is A Cold Moon?
Due to little cloud cover in December, the full moon's light looks almost icy when reflected off the frosty ground.
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What Is A Beaver Moon?
During the time of the fur trade in the US, the Beaver Moon indicated it was time to trap beavers for their thick, warm pelts.
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What Is A Hunter’s Moon?
Did you know that once every three years, the full moon of October is known as the Harvest moon?
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What Is A Harvest Moon?
Did you know that the full moon closest to September Equinox is known as the Harvest Moon?
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What Is A Sturgeon Moon?
In August, the first full moon is called the Sturgeon Moon and is named after the primitive fish species.
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What Is A Buck Moon?
The full moon of July is known as the buck moon because it's the time of year when all bucks' horns are fully grown.
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