Bartosz Ciechanowski
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Bartosz Ciechanowski Bartosz Ciechanowski Blog Archives Patreon X / Twitter Instagram e-mail RSS December 17, 2024 Moon In the vastness of empty space surrounding Earth, the Moon is our closest celestial neighbor. Its face, periodically filled with light and devoured by darkness, has an ever-changing, but dependable presence in our skies. In this article, we'll learn about the Moon and its path around our planet, but to experience that journey first-hand, we have to enter the cosmos itself. Let's take a look at the Moon as seen from space in all its sunlit glory. You can drag it around to chan
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