Do you think that phases of the moon follow a pattern explain
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Yes it changes its phase because of its revolution around earth and angle of sun light
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Like all orbiting bodies, the moon presents several different patterns. These patterns sometimes are complicated by the fact that the moon revolves around the Earth while at the same time the Earth revolves around the sun. In the past, farmers used the moon as their guide for planting, and in ancient times, the calendar was based on the lunar cycles.
PHASES OF THE MOON:
The most obvious patterns of the moon are the phases of the moon, which move in a month-long cycle. Because the moon reflects its light from the sun, only the part of the moon that faces the sun is visible. As the moon revolves around the Earth, its shadow covers part of its surface. The full moon is when the entire moon is visible. A quarter way through the cycle, half of the moon is visible, known as the first quarter. Half way through the month, the moon seems to disappear, which is known as a new moon. Another quarter way through the cycle, the other half of the moon is visible; this is known as the third quarter.
PHASES OF THE MOON:
The most obvious patterns of the moon are the phases of the moon, which move in a month-long cycle. Because the moon reflects its light from the sun, only the part of the moon that faces the sun is visible. As the moon revolves around the Earth, its shadow covers part of its surface. The full moon is when the entire moon is visible. A quarter way through the cycle, half of the moon is visible, known as the first quarter. Half way through the month, the moon seems to disappear, which is known as a new moon. Another quarter way through the cycle, the other half of the moon is visible; this is known as the third quarter.
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