The Moon- By JayannaThe moon is a satellite and we see it at night.
What is the moon?
The moon is 3,476km wide. It is two times the length of New Zealand and it's four times smaller than the Earth. The moon is never still. It gets it's light from the sun. The moon is a satellite that moves 4 cm away from the Earth.
What the moon does?
The moon makes the tides on Earth. It makes the low tide, high tide and king tides.
Lunar Phases
It takes 28 days to do the phases of the moon. There's a new moon, half moon, full moon and 1st and last quarter moons.
More information
It takes 3 days to get to the moon. It's 385,000 away from the Earth. Neil Armstrong was the first person to step on the moon.
The Moon- By Rouxle
The moon is a satellite. We see the moon at night time. The moon helps make tides on Earth.
The moon is four times smaller than Earth. Only twelve people have been on the moon. Sometimes you can see the moon during the day time.
The moon has no air because their is no wind on the moon. The moon is 385,000 km away from the Earth. Meteorites have hit the moon. It is covered with fine dust that looks like dark flour.
The Moon- By Jake
The moon is a satellite. It pulls the tide in and out.
What is the moon?
The moon turns around the Earth. The moon is 385,000 km away from the Earth. It is 3,476 km wide. This is four times smaller than the Earth.
What does the moon do?
The moon pulls the tides in and out.
Lunar Phases
There is a quarter moon and a half moon and a whole moon. It takes 28 days for the moon to travel around the Earth.
Other information
It takes 3 days to travel to the moon in a space rocket. Meteorites have made craters on the moon. The first man to walk on the moon was Neil Armstrong.
The Moon- By Zoe K
The moon is a satellite that goes around the Earth.
It takes 3 days to get to the moon. The moon is twice the size of New Zealand. What does the moon do? The moon brings the tide in and out. There can be a full moon and a half moon.
