My Day on the Moon is almost 600 words 15

Actually, there is not a lot to write, you can search more online or buy a few books, all are very good. I just finished writing, I copied it from the book, 92 points, remember to adapt a little. I can tell you clearly, if you copy it on the Internet, then your classmates will think the same way, even if you have both adapted it, or even copied the same article, but the teacher will notice if it is not.

So, books are still a very good thing, I don't believe it, he also buys the books you bought, and you also adapted them, why is it wrong? I'm like this every day, if you really don't want to buy it (but there will be a lot of use in the future, other styles can also be used, and you don't have to ask on the Internet every day), just come and ask me, I will count the article.

Imagination, fiction, no one has ever been on the moon for a day anyway.

Of course, the teacher didn't go either.

Hello! The ball is a satellite of the Earth. While it revolves around the earth, it is also constantly rotating from west to east. Therefore, there is also the phenomenon of the sun rising in the east and setting in the west on the moon. However, this is completely different from the sunrise and sunset on Earth.

On the lunar surface, the alternation of black liquor and day is very sudden. You can't see the "morning and dusk" that can be seen on Earth (the state of the sky is still bright before sunrise and after sunset, this state is called "morning and dusk"). That's because there's no atmosphere on the moon that scatters sunlight.

It takes a long time to watch the sun rise in the east and set in the west from the moon. On Earth, the sun rises in the east at 6 o'clock in the morning and rises to midheaven at 12 noon, which is only 6 hours; It only takes 6 hours to slowly move westward from midheaven until it falls below the horizon; After 12 hours of darkness, the next day rises in the east and begins a new day. But not on the moon.

On the Moon, it takes more than 160 hours for the Sun to rise to midheaven after the Sun rises above the "horizon" in the east. It takes more than 160 hours from the midheaven to the western horizon to set; After more than 320 hours of black liquor, it can be regarded as a "day and night". This means that a day and night on the Moon (what is customarily called a "day") is about 4 weeks on Earth. Exactly:

A day and night on Earth is 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4 seconds (shortened to "24 hours"), while a day and night on the Moon are as long as days (i.e., a month of the "lunar calendar").

The first floor is very good, but it is a little worse, so don't mislead the landlord.

A day and night on the Moon should be a day of a "synodic moon" rather than a day of a "sidereal month", and a day and night on the Moon should be an interval between two full moons rather than a cycle of revolution around the Earth.

The black-and-white dividing line on the moon that we usually see is actually the moon's morning and dusk line.