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WHICH PLANET IS THE CLOSEST TO THE SUN?

Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun.

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WHICH PLANET IS THE FARTHEST?

Neptune is the farthest planet to the Sun.

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WHAT IS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM?

The Sun.

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What does the Moon look like at perigee?

It looks like bigger.

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WHAT ARE THE NAMES OF THE MAIN MOON PHASES?

FULL MOON, QUARTER MOON, CRESCENT MOON, NEW MOON, WAXING MOON

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How many Moon phases are there?

There are 8 Moon phases.

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WHAT COULD YOU NOTICE ABOUT APOGEE TIDES?

When the alignment does not happen, the result is a smaller difference between the high and low tides. This phenomenon is called Neap tides.

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HOW MANY HIGH TIDES AND LOW TIDES HAPPEN IN A DAY?

Coastal areas experience two low tides and two high tides every lunar day, or 24 hours and 50 minutes.

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WHAT COLOR IS THE MOON?

Moon is gray and brown.

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HOW MANY PLANETS ARE THERE IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM?

There are 8 planets.

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WHAT IS THE DISTANCE BETWEEN EARTH AND THE MOON?

The distance between EARTH and THE MOON is 384,403 km.

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HOW DOES MOON'S GRAVITY AFFECT THE OCEANS?

the Moon's gravity moves all the liquids on Earth. We can only see this movement in the oceans, because they have a great amount of water.

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