The Moon - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

1 / 6
About This Presentation
Title:

The Moon

Description:

On March 5th 1998 lunar prospector found that water might be on the north and south poles ... Bibliography. Web path Express. Astronomy. Enchanted learning ... – PowerPoint PPT presentation

Number of Views:31
Avg rating:3.0/5.0
Slides: 7
Provided by: GCPS
Category:

less

Transcript and Presenter's Notes

Title: The Moon


1
The Moon
  • By
  • Dorian M. and Emma P.

2
History
  • Neal Armstrong was the first person to walk on
    the moon.
  • On March 5th 1998 lunar prospector found that
    water might be on the north and south poles
  • Galileo was born in Pisa Italy1609 built his
    first telescope
  • Galileo saw that the surface of the moon was
    rough and full of craters
  • Galileo agreed that in 1663 that the roman
    Catholic Church punished him for his beliefs. He
    wasnt allowed to leave his house for the rest of
    his life.

3
Statistics
  • The moon has a 28 day cycle ( 1 lunar month)
  • The distance from the moon to Earth is 384,400 km
  • The months synodic month is 29.5 days ,the time
    between new moons and basis for our calendar
    month.
  • The sidereal month has 27.3 days for the moon to
    return to the same spot against the stars.
  • Anomalistic Month 27.55 days time between
    successive perigerees or closest approaches.
  • 41 diameter 81 in mass.
  • In day time( which is the high) is 265 F.
  • To midnights cools -170 F.

4
Interesting Facts
  • The moon surface at night is colder than any
    place on earth.
  • At daytime the rocks are hotter than boiling
    water. Your blood would boil.
  • A blue moon is when 2 full moons occur in a
    month.

5
Physical Appearance
  • The moon has a dusty rocky surface.
  • The moon looks like it changes shape but it
    doesnt. change shape it is just the suns
    reflection.
  • There is no atmosphere and you could see Earth if
    you were on the dark side of it. No weathering or
    erosion because it has no atmosphere.

6
Bibliography
  • Web path Express
  • Astronomy
  • Enchanted learning
Write a Comment
User Comments (0)
About PowerShow.com