#moonfact

[twistedkittyart]

Full Moon Blessings!

Tonight's full moon is called the Hunters Moon, it was given this name because this is the time of year when hunters would have been most active planning to get in food for the colder months ahead.

This months full moon is also the largest supermoon of 2024. If you manage to catch sight of it tonight you will be in for a treat.

[wtfearth123]

Did you know that the moon is moving away from Earth at a rate of approximately 4 cm per year, which is about the same speed as our fingernails grow? This means that over time, the moon will appear smaller and smaller in the sky, and the Earth's days will become longer and longer.

[factober]

How the moon affects the tides? @factober #moon #spaceexploration

How the moon affects the tides? @factober #moon #spaceexploration https://youtu.be/4qVGUdnCM24 via @YouTube #moon #tides #geography #geology #science #science #earth #mamaearth #earthfacts #nature #naturefacts #moonfacts #moonlanding #Chandrayaan_3 #Chandrayaan3 #Chandrayan3

[saffronhedgehog]

Quick Fact About The Moon 🌙 Discover fascinating facts about the Moon in this quick and informative video! Did you know that the Moon is about 238,855 miles (384,400 kilometres) away from Earth? It takes roughly 27.3 days to complete one orbit around our planet, and during that time, it showcases its stunning phases, from new moon to full moon. 🌕 Join us as we explore more incredible aspects of our natural satellite, including its formation, the impact of lunar gravity on Earth, and how it influences tides. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or just curious, this video will spark your interest in our closest celestial neighbour! 🌌✨ #MoonFacts #Space #Astronomy #Lunar #Science

[moomfacts]

Moomfamct nomber 15 didja noe

The moon thinks stars are super pretty. She’s too far away to tell any of them, so she’s just hopelessly gay from far away forever :/

[ohiseeindia-blog]

#moonfact #space #nasa #galaxy #fact #new_things #ohisee #instagram #instapic #picoftheday #indianfact #instadaily #instapost #india #daily #ohhisee https://www.instagram.com/p/B00GzWNheRX/?igshid=zxsemwvmk5hl

[davidwfloydart]

A rocky, cratered place, roughly a quarter the size of Earth and an average of 405,696 km (252,088 miles) away. #moonphotography #moonwatch #moonfacts #moonlight #moonlove #earthspirit #earthfocus #craters #earthexperience #cratersofthemoon (at Lower Haight) https://www.instagram.com/p/CDjt246hk3_CL-eDf4FZpc7BnCs19xEwCVkEvs0/?igshid=152s7w3zg57y3

[diaryofabadwitch]

it’s almost here!

it’s cliche, but it has always felt like Friday the 13th was one of my luckier days, no matter how superstitious the people around me!

as I’ve grown up, it’s cool for other reasons -like low priced tattoos; but here’s some cool random facts and proof that Friday the 13th is actually a LUCKY day.

at least for women anyways (I’ll get to that in a minute)

but before we get there, let’s look at some silly superstitions, just for fun 🤓

[twistedkittyart]

Full Moon Blessings

Full Moons throughout the year are given names that reflect what is happening in nature. This months moon is called the Beaver Moon because beavers are usual most active this time of year preparing for the winter months.

This is the final supermoon of the year.

[thetornbytes]

Do you know that the Moon is receding from the Earth??? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Why is the Moon receding from the Earth? All of us are aware that the lunar gravity causes two tidal waves (one on the side of the Earth facing the Moon and the other on the opposite side) to run across the surface of the oceans. The tidal wave on the moon's sublunar side, due to friction against the Earth's solid surface, is ahead of the Moon in its apparent displacement across the sky by about 10 degrees. As the Moon orbits in the direction of Earth's rotation, the tidal wave pulls the Moon behind it and increases its speed. This causes the Moon to follow a slowly unwinding spiral trajectory and move 4 cm away from Earth each year. The same tidal friction slows down the Earth's axial rotation and increases the length of the day. After all, if the Moon enlarges its angular momentum, the Earth must decrease it, so that the total momentum of this pair remains constant. . . . #facts #space #aesthetic #factsdaily #factsonfacts #spacetravel #factsonly #factsss #spaceexploration #factsarefacts #facts‼️ #facts💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯💯 #aestheticphotos #aestheticquote #spacelessgallery #factsdontliepeopledo #factsforall #factsoninstagram #moonfacts #thetornbytes #aestheticlife #aestheticthoughts #aestheticwallpaper #sciencebased #spacepics #spaceaesthetic #scienceporn #spacejam11 #sciencemarch #moon (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cfk4EOXq789/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[factober]

चंद्रमा ज्वार-भाटा को कैसे प्रभावित करता है? @factober How the moon affects tides?

चंद्रमा ज्वार-भाटा को कैसे प्रभावित करता है? @factober How the moon affe... https://youtu.be/GKDmguc_hOw via @YouTube #moon #tides #geography #geology #science #space #earth #mamaearth #earthfacts #nature #naturefacts #moonfacts #moonlanding #Chandrayaan_3 #Chandrayaan3 #Chandrayan3

[factsride]

The Moon is Earth's only natural satellite and the closest large celestial body. It has been known since prehistoric times and is the second brightest object in the sky after the Sun. It is represented by the symbol ☽. Its English name, like Earth's, is derived from Germanic and Old English.Throughout history, the Moon's desolate beauty has piqued people's interest and inspired a rich cultural and symbolic tradition. The Moon was revered as a deity in ancient civilizations, and its dominion was evident in its rhythmic control over the tides and the cycle of female fertility. The Moon's power to instil magic in spells, transform humans into beasts, and send people's behaviour swaying perilously between sanity and lunacy (from the Latin luna, "Moon") is told in ancient lore and legend.

[factsoflifechannel]

Moon Fact

​Moon Fact

A full day on the moon, from one sunrise to the next, lasts about 29.5 Earth days on average.

[the-moon-blogger]