If you are a scientist, ask a question about the moon and answer it

Why is the Moon always facing the Earth?

The period of the Moon's revolution around the Earth is one Earth day, and the Moon's rotation is one Earth day while revolving around the Earth, both of which are exactly one constant.

The stars and the moon, this phenomenon we call "synchronous rotation", which is almost a universal law in the satellite world. Since the rotation period of the Moon is equal to the orbital period, we can only see the front side of the Moon on Earth, and the other thing that can never see the Moon is to see the front side, and the back side can never be seen.

The angles seen are different, and the cloud cover will also have an effect on the light of the Moon and the Sun.

Because the sun is too far away from us, and the light of the moon is absorbed by the sun.

Because the moon is closer to the earth. So that's what we've observed.

Different dimensions are seen, so there will be different discoveries, and cloud cover will also affect the light of the moon and the sun.

Anyone is like this because he sees it from different angles, so there is such a phenomenon.

I think this has a lot to do with a certain method of observation.

It's not surprising that you can see different dimensions, so you will find different things.

I think it's because of some special reasons, don't you think so?

I don't think the moon can be brighter than the sun, probably because the moon looks different from different angles.

Always a feature facing the Earth, and on the side facing away from the Earth, is very different from the side facing the Earth.

The largest crater on the moon is only 4 miles deep, and the same proportion on Earth is far more than that, so some people speculate that 4 miles below the lunar surface began to be man-made?

The astronauts who landed on the moon heard the bell and suspected that the moon was hollow, in combination with the previous one, which was artificial hollow space 4 miles below the lunar surface.

Planes on the Moon, planes that disappeared in the United States during World War II, appeared on the surface of the Moon, covered in moss and traces of meteorite impacts.

Is it just a coincidence that the size ratio of the moon to the sun and the distance from the earth result in the moon appearing almost as large as the sun on Earth?

The Moon is moving away from Earth at a slow rate.

What is the size of the lunar magnetic field related to.

The moon is forever copied.

The distant side faces the earth and is on the side facing away from the earth and is very different from the side facing the earth.

The largest crater on the Moon's DAO is only 4 miles deep, which is much more than that on Earth in the same proportions, leading some to speculate that 4 miles below the lunar surface was originally man-made.

The moon's size ratio to the sun and the distance from the earth result in the moon appearing almost as large as the sun on Earth.

If you were a scientist and you wanted to solve some of the mysteries of the moon?

1. The captive Huai said that the moon was an asteroid captured by the earth;

2. The sister said that the moon was born with the earth in the lead bench of the primordial solar system nebula;

3. The throwing theory is that the moon is formed by the material thrown by the earth.