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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1979

Page

9

Learning About the Moon in Our Night Sky

The article explains how scientists have studied the moon to gain knowledge about its appearance, movement, and nature. It highlights that extensive research and observation have built modern understanding of our earth's satellite.

Moon Landing Milestone and Anniversary Sketch

The text notes Apollo 11 crew Armstrong Aldrin and Collins on July 20 1969 and the 12 astronauts who landed on the moon through 1972. It mentions 60 miles of surface traversal 160 hours of experiments and rock and air samples. A 10th anniversary celebration is planned at the National Air and Space Museum in Washington DC.

Armstrong Aldrin Moon Collins Neil Armstrong National Air and Space Data Washington, D.C Michael Collins Edwin Aldrin Jr University of Cincinnati Smithsonian Institution

Lunar Landings and Orbiters Reported by 1968 Mission Series

In 1968 five Surveyor spacecraft performed soft landings with a scoop on an automatic arm, proving lunar soil could support the lander and an astronaut. In 1967 and 1968 five Lunar Orbiter missions mapped almost the entire moon, providingimages to select future landing sites.

Surveyor Moon

Moon Seas and Their Names

The dark lunar plains called seas are flat basins seen on the Moon. Early astronomers mistook them for water and named several seas such as Sea of Tranquility and Ocean of Storms among others.

Moon Facts and Moonlight Conditions

The moon has one sixth Earth's gravity allowing long throws and distant home runs in theory. The sky on the moon appears black with no clouds and two weeks of daylight followed by two weeks of darkness. Temperatures swing from 270 degrees in the day to minus 240 at night. The moon always faces Earth and may host future underground living. Jupiter also has several moons.

Earth Jupiter

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