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Why the Moon Shows One Face and Dinosaurs Named
An article answering student questions explains that the moon rotates but orbits Earth once per cycle, keeping the same hemisphere toward us. It notes the moon’s axial tilt and a Russian spacecraft photo of the far side. It also covers how dinosaurs got their names from geologists and mentions 24 new underwater mountains found in the northeast Pacific, 3 000 to 5 950 feet high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramon Coffman
Elizabeth D. Meyer
Earth
Northeast
Pacific