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Wonder if you'll see a full Moon on your birthday next year? This video shows the Moon's phases throughout 2021, as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere.
#MoonCrushMonday https://go.nasa.gov/33e9HT4 pic.twitter.com/bZAAMUFeTEMoon Phases 2021 – Northern Hemisphere – 4KThis 4K visualization shows the Moon's phase and libration at hourly intervals throughout 2021, as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere.Show this thread -
This visualization shows the unusual motions of Earth and the Sun as viewed from the South Pole of the Moon. The animation compresses three months into two minutes. The virtual camera is on the rim of Shackleton Crater https://buff.ly/3FZIKnS
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A Moon with a view! This Earthrise image taken from the Apollo 16 lunar module contains a
#MoonCrushMonday gem: Can you spot the command module above the lunar surface? pic.twitter.com/LquVcQWNOB
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Some Native American tribes called today's full Moon the Cold Moon, as it was the last full Moon of autumn and signified long, cold nights to come. It was also called the Frost Moon
or the Beaver Moon.
Enjoy other names here: https://go.nasa.gov/2KQAvlY #MoonCrushMonday pic.twitter.com/Wafnt9vZg0
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If it's clear, tonight you'll be able to see the Harvest Moon, the full Moon closest to the autumnal equinox. This full Moon also marks the Mid-Autumn Festival, celebrated in many East Asian countries.
#MoonCrushMonday#MondayMotivation https://go.nasa.gov/2xMb62z pic.twitter.com/4immm9iYIe
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#MoonCrushMonday: Using data from our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, scientists found that over time, the Moon and Earth share a similar rate of asteroid impacts. Surprisingly, the rate more than doubled 290 million years ago. Read more: https://go.nasa.gov/3cxPcCR pic.twitter.com/g4BnrLZXZv -
One of these is a frying pan, the rest are moons in our Solar System [source: http://bit.ly/2mOT4qY ]
#MoonCrushMonday#MotivationMondaypic.twitter.com/53JRt1im8X
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It's the perfect day for
#MoonCrushMonday. This photo was taken by the Apollo 11 crew on their way home, 50 years ago today. Keep tracking the mission in real time: https://apolloinrealtime.org/11/?t=142:53:00 pic.twitter.com/1pqBsj3Njv
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This spectacular image was taken from Brazil by an International
#ObserveTheMoon Night 2020 participant. It's today's#MoonCrushMonday spotlight. For more: https://go.nasa.gov/2NrWOj0
: Aldo Gusmãopic.twitter.com/W1tZfT6ae3
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Today’s
#MoonCrushMonday celebrates#Apollo12, highlighting the lunar module Intrepid as it prepares to descend to the lunar surface.pic.twitter.com/cail2NC8S3
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Lunar landslide! It's been a while since we've done a
#MoonCrushMonday, but this image gives us butterflies. The close-up of Gardner crater comes from our Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter's narrow angle camera. Image is about half a mile (800 meters) across http://lroc.sese.asu.edu/posts/452 pic.twitter.com/gRwsYcHFdE
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Our
#MoonCrushMonday today is a young crater. And by young, we mean at least a few million years old. One of the ways that we determine a crater's age is by how 'fresh' it looks and this crater is FRESH. pic.twitter.com/J0hq4rTeQk
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Today's
#MoonCrushMonday features some lunar-inspired artwork. Let's see your Moon art!
Art: Acrylic on canvas by Ashley Balzer pic.twitter.com/oJvm2NVhpc
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Drawing the Moon would be a great exercise for art students - try to capture all of the values you see! This unnamed crater demonstrates the wide albedo range, or the measure of how reflective a surface is.
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This video provides a detailed analysis of the Apollo 11 landing profile on the Moon [full video: https://buff.ly/3dyYfFb ]
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Fore! When
#Apollo14 astronaut Alan Shepard hit two golf balls on the Moon, he became the first lunar golfer in history. One of his golf balls landed in a crater about 50 ft (15 m) away, making this the first hole-in-one on another world.
#MoonCrushMonday pic.twitter.com/aAuCa0L5QiAlan Shepard Lunar GolferA clip of Apollo 14 astronaut Alan Shepard golfing on the Moon. -
The 50th anniversary of Apollo 12's launch is in 10 days, so our
#MoonCrushMonday is Pete Conrad, the commander of Apollo 12. Here he is about to step on the Moon on November 19, 1969. pic.twitter.com/tHDsKiCKCu
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What would it be like to go for a hike on the Moon? You can get a sense through this visualization of the
#Apollo14 astronauts' journey to Cone crater. The visualization was created using data from@NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.#MoonCrushMonday https://go.nasa.gov/3p9fy4h pic.twitter.com/LCuxXNvgE2Apollo 14 Hike to Cone CraterAfter landing on the Moon in February 1971, the Apollo 14 astronauts set out on a hike toward Cone crater. -
It's
#MoonCrushMonday and we're marveling at this spectacular image from Australia taken during NASA’s International#ObserveTheMoon Night 2020. For more: https://go.nasa.gov/32v5p9n
: Kelly Clitheroepic.twitter.com/adGoCNH0PO
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Thought I would share my full moon from Monday of last week.
#FullMoon#Moonrise#MoonCrushMonday
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