Earth And The Moon

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  mofx
  

  Next time please provide more of a description than just a smiley face. This helps no one.

  Edited July 13, 2011
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  beruang
  

  ok master... i'm sorry... but, i can't speak english #<--- this it ?? #this it an example :hammer

  ok next time im promise to provide a description or more :D

  Written July 14, 2011
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  chakhoum2
  

  yea it locks like it have 2 suns beside that it is great

  great job keep up the good job

  Written December 08, 2013
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  Aliraza
  

  Lock and Key Bradford explores the unique relationship between Earth and the Moon, two celestial bodies bound by gravity. The Moon influences tides, stabilizes Earth’s rotation, and has long inspired human culture. Formed billions of years ago, it orbits Earth while reflecting sunlight, creating the phases we observe. Their connection highlights balance and interdependence in space. Studying Earth and the Moon deepens our understanding of planetary systems and humanity’s place in the universe.

  Written September 29, 2025
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  Aliraza
  

  Night Latches explores Earth and the Moon, highlighting their unique relationship and impact on life and natural phenomena. The Moon’s gravitational pull affects tides, while its phases influence cultural calendars and natural rhythms. Earth’s atmosphere and orbit create conditions that support life, while the Moon reflects sunlight and stabilizes the planet’s tilt. Studying this connection deepens understanding of astronomy, environmental science, and the delicate balance that sustains ecosystems on our planet.

  Written January 05, 2026