How is the moon still in the sky when it is day

The moon is still in the sky, it just isn't in the part of the sky that we see. When it becomes day, a different part of the Earth is rotated so that it is able to see the moon, and it is night for them.

why does the moon have different colors

Because it is made out of different gases

The moon has a radius of about 1,079 miles, which is about a quarter of Earth's radius. The moon's volume is 1/50th the size of the Earth.

How long dose it take for it to be a full moon?

After you see a full moon, it will take one lunar cycle, around 29.5 days, to see the next full moon.

How many moons are in the milkyway galaxy?

From NASA'S knowledge, there ought to be 10 Billion planets in our galaxy, so there ought to be 10 Billion moons too.

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2nd grade reading & vocabulary

Course: 2nd grade reading & vocabulary > Unit 2

Lesson 1: Building knowledge

Welcome to this unit about the moon!

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Have you ever looked up at the night sky and wondered about the moon? How does it work? What is it like to visit? What is it made out of? People have been watching, learning, and writing about the moon for thousands of years. This unit will answer some of these questions about the moon, and maybe get you to start asking your own questions too.

[Stop and think]

In this unit, you will:

Learn about the moon and how it works
Read about characters that also wonder about the moon
Find out how the moon affects the earth

By:

Watching videos to help you understand what good readers and writers do
Reading and answering questions about literary and informational texts
Learning new academic words

In order to answer the essential question: How do we tell fact from fiction?

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fact is something that is being proofing, and fiction is something that is not proofing.
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