The moon might look gray from far away, but up close it has different colors. It's like a painter used many shades of gray and white to make the picture. Some parts are darker because they're made of older rocks that have been hit by space debris for a long time. Other parts are lighter because they're covered with fresh dust from recent impacts.
Examples
- A child might see a moon cookie with dark chocolate and white chocolate swirls
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- How Do ‘Eclipses’ Happen and Why Do They Look So Dramatic?
- What Causes a ‘Solar Eclipse’ and How Is It Seen?
- What Causes a Solar Eclipse and Why Does It Happen?
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- What Causes a Solar Eclipse Exactly?
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