Why do you go anywhere, where do you feel the moon is?

Because the moon is 380,000 kilometers away from us. You can do an experiment, you find someone standing 1000 meters away from you, and you walk around him, do you always see him?

The answer lies here, the Earth's equator is about 40,000 kilometers (the equator is used here because the equator is the longest straight line on the Earth), much less than 380,000 kilometers. Therefore, as long as the weather is good, no matter how far you go, the moon will always not "move", as if it is "with" you.

Because the moon is 1m away from us, if we move 1m...Anyway, it's near big and far small, when we walk, take us as a reference frame, the distant moon looks negligible relative to our displacement (note that it looks, the actual is still 1m), and the displacement is insignificant compared to the nearby houses, etc., it looks like the moon is not moving, just going to high school, the expression is not clear.

When the moon goes, I will also go, I will send my brother to the entrance of the village, and when I go to the entrance of the village, my brother will go to be a border guard, and it will be difficult to break up after ten miles. The clouds in the sky chase the moon and the wind blows the willows in the ground The moon and the moon rest We didn't talk enough I didn't say enough 2nd floor ctrl+v

Because the moon is too far away from us.

Walking the Moon walked the shining creek bank; Walk across the stone arch bridge; Walk through the Moonshadow Orchard; Walk through fields of crops and vegetables. "Walking on the Moon" is Wu Ran.

Prose of creation.

Original text excerpt: On an autumn night, the moon rose from Erhai Lake.

It rose over there.

Have you washed it in the Erhai Lake? The moon disk is so bright, and the moonlight is so soft, illuminating the high point of Cangshan.

The big green trees that illuminate the head of the village also illuminate the avenues and paths between the villages, ......

At this time, my grandmother likes to lead me, walking on the moonlit path, walking ......Ah, I'm walking the moon with my grandma!

The thin stream, with the scent of mountain grass and wild flowers, flows with moonlight. Grayish-white pebbles.

There are so many cute little pools of water among the pebbles that are covered in the riverbed, and each of them holds a moon! Oh, Grandma, during the day you wash your clothes in the stream, and I, making a boat out of leaves, carry many fresh flowers and petals......Oh, Grandma, let's go to the stream, and see the little pond, and see the moon in the pond, and see where I have picked wild flowers.

Ah, I'm walking the moon with my grandma!

The village road has been repaired, and the potholes have been filled with hail and gravel and new soil. Before harvesting the crops, the road should be repaired and mended, which is the custom of the village. Autumn insects sing, night birds flap their wings, fish leap out of the water, and silver light flashes ...... splashThe sweet smell of fruit wafting from the orchard, is it Sydney pear, torch pear, or purple grape?

Both. In the moonlit orchard at the head of the slope, these delicious fruits hung on the branches and oranges. The ditch was gurgling and sounding with satisfaction.

Yes, next to it, is the rice field it watered. Oh, Grandma, isn't this our land? In the spring, the rape we planted bloomed, I looked for rabbit grass in the field, and I blew the dandelions into the ......Oilseed rape was harvested and rice was planted.

Look, rice. It was about to ripen, the ears of rice hung their heads, and the rice fields were like a silver carpet gilded by moonlight. Oh, Grandma, let's go up to the ridge, didn't you say that school is out and Abba is coming back? Which new valley shall we take to entertain Abba?

This essay is a poetic essay about a mother and daughter walking under the moon, describing what they see as they walk. The brook under the moon is full of flowers, and it is lovely; The melons and fruits of the farmland under the moon are fragrant, full of the joy of harvest; The mother and daughter under the moon whispered softly, happy and warm.

What are the four scene diagrams?

There are three reasons to walk the moon:

1. Because the moon is bright at night, the moonlight is soft, and everything looks so beautiful.

2. In the process of "me" and my grandma walking on the moon, "I" felt a strong sense of nostalgia and family.

3. "I" have seen the fruits of people's labor, experienced the happiness of life, and looked forward to a better future. So it was a fantastic night.

Because the moon is beautiful, go away

Summary. Hello, I'm glad to be at your service, your question is why we can see the moon everywhere we go, this is determined by the position relationship between the sun, the earth and the moon, the sun itself can emit light, while the moon and the earth itself do not emit visible light, they can only be seen by reflecting the sun's light. When the moon moves between the sun and the earth (called the new moon), it is about the first day of the lunar calendar.

The far side of the moon receives sunlight, and the moon cannot be seen from the earth. The opposite is true: when you stand on the moon and look at the earth, you can see most of the reflected light of the earth during the new moon, and most of the time you can only see part of it.

Hello, I'm glad to be at your service, your question is why we can see the moon everywhere we go, which is determined by the position relationship between the sun, the earth and the moon, the sun itself can emit light, while the lead excitation moon and the earth do not emit visible light, they can only be seen by reflecting the sun's light. When the moon moves between the sun and the earth (called the new moon), it is about the first day of the lunar calendar. The far side of the moon receives sunlight, and the moon cannot be seen from the earth.

The opposite is true: when you stand on the moon and look at the earth, you can see most of the reflected light of the earth during the new moon, and most of the time you can only see part of it by staring. I hope it can help you, thank you for your consultation, and I wish you a happy life.

Okay, thanks.

You're welcome.

The reason why the moon follows people:

One is because the sun and the moon are huge celestial bodies, far away from us, and there is nothing around us that can block their brilliance.

The second is the illusion of Tachibana filial piety caused by relative motion. For example, if you sit on a moving train, you will feel that the trees and fields on both sides are moving, but in fact, it is just the train moving.

1. To describe the change in the position of an object, it is necessary to choose another object as a standard. This other object, which was chosen as a standard, is called a frame of reference.

2. Choose different reference frames to observe the motion of the same object, and the observation results may be different. For example, people who live on the earth think that the earth is immovable, but in fact, the earth is revolving around the sun at a huge speed of 30 km s.

When the moon goes, I go.

The moon streaked across the treetops.

When I was very young, a kid in my neighborhood who was younger than me proudly boasted to me: "You see the moon follows me, why doesn't it follow you, haha", quite a sense of self-esteem.

I knew at the time that he wasn't right, but I couldn't explain why the moon followed me.

This question seems simple, but it is easy to be misinterpreted, and even some junior high school physics exercises often make such mistakes, and the common mistakes are:

1.We see the moon moving because we have chosen the surrounding objects, such as houses, trees, etc., as a frame of reference, and the moon is moving relative to this frame of reference. (False).

2.The moon doesn't actually move, it's just that the houses and trees are moving backwards relative to the moon, so it looks like the moon is moving forward. (Big mistake).

This is actually confused with "the moon travels through the clouds".

In fact, our first feeling that the moon follows us because of the contrast with our surroundings is correct. Imagine that you are walking on a vast field, there are no houses or trees around, all the same scenery, it is difficult to feel the moon following you.

However, it is not correct to say that the moon walks in the frame of reference of the surrounding objects, and a simple analysis shows that in fact, it is only ourselves who moves, whether it is the surrounding objects or the moon, there is no relative motion between them (the rotation and revolution of the earth and the moon are not considered here).

So do we see the moon streaking across the treetops?

This is actually caused by the principle of perspective in vision, which is large and far away. As we move forward, other objects that are stationary relative to us, including the moon, move backwards relative to us, but objects close to us move more obviously, and distant objects less obviously, which is why the plane does not seem to fly fast (it only takes more than a dozen seconds to fly the width of a building). The Moon is 300,000 kilometers away from us, so whether we walk or run, it looks almost stationary.

We also feel this way when we ride the car: the trees that are very close to us are rapidly receding, but the farmlands and villages that are far away are moving very slowly, and the whole land looks as if it has been distorted.

Therefore, the answer to this question should essentially be "the projection of the moon on the retina is in motion relative to the projection of houses and trees on the retina".

Finding it difficult to explain to your child?

You can tell them that just because the human eye sees two objects moving against each other, it doesn't mean that they are actually moving against each other. If they don't believe it, they can stretch out a finger and put it in front of their eyes to stay still, and move their heads from side to side, do they feel their fingers moving?

But is it really the fingers moving?

I saw the moon and pebbles in the small pond pond, heard the song of autumn insects and the sound of birds flapping their wings, and smelled the scent of mountain grass and wild flowers.

Walking on the Moon is a beautiful lyrical prose, a writer's fond memories of his childhood, full of innocence and childlike fun. The custom in some areas of southern China is often to play, walk and play outdoors under the moonlight on a moonlit night, which is "walking the moon".

"Walking on the moon" is different from walking in the moonlight, nor is it walking in the moonlight with a heart, but deliberately walking and walking in the moonlight, so the saying "walking the moon" is full of poetry.

It's the same that the moon follows people, but we can't get out of its range wherever we go, it's not that the moon is walking, and we have this feeling that the moon won't go with people. For example, if you sit on a moving train and move a distance, it looks like the moon is following you.

If you copy it from the children's Internet, you will feel that the trees on both sides are because the moon is a huge celestial body. When people look up at the bright moon in the sky, it is not it that follows us. At the same time, the distance between the moon and the earth is 380,000 kilometers, but the distance that people walk is simply too small compared to the earth and the moon, but we are walking, it is in a certain position, and the change of perspective for the moon is completely negligible

One, the fields are moving, which means that walking hardly changes the relative position between you and the moon, but for the earth this distance is completely negligible, in fact, it is just a train moving. The second is the illusion of relative motion.