Observing the Moon
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You can make and record observations of the Moon over time.
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The Moon is made mostly of rock. The surface has dark spots and thousands of holes called craters.
The Moon is far away from the Earth, and can be observed more closely using telescopes and binoculars.
A scientist who observes the night sky is called an astronomer.
The shape of the moon appears to change throughout each month.
Observations of the moon can be recorded in different ways.
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