Moon Files
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Living on the Moon
by Diane Lindsey Reeves
Part of the Moon Files series
Could humans live on Earth’s moon? Space agencies around the world are working to find out and to discover what life on the moon would be like. Before people could move to the moon, there are many questions to answer and even more problems to solve. How w
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Mining the Moon
by Diane Lindsey Reeves
Part of the Moon Files series
The moon is home to tons of metals, minerals, and other natural resources that people use. Would it be possible to mine these resources? The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other space agencies around the world are working to find
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The Birth of the Moon
by Beth Adelman
Part of the Moon Files series
Since the beginning of time, humans have looked to the night sky and wondered where Earth's moon came from. Cultures from around the world have had their own ideas. Scientists have debated various theories for decades. With evidence brought back from the moon, scientists are learning more and studying newer theories, including the Giant Impact Theory. Explore the science behind these theories and marvel at the mystery of the moon's formation.
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Destination Moon
by Diane Bailey
Part of the Moon Files series
In 1972, Apollo 17 landed on the moon with a crew of astronauts. No humans have visited the moon since. But the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) and other space agencies have big goals for future moon exploration. Discover how they pla

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The Moon's Impact on Our Earth
by Beth Adelman
Part of the Moon Files series
Did you know the moon helps stabilize Earth’s tilt, which effects our climate? From the ocean tides to animal migration and navigation, the moon affects life on Earth in many ways. Learn about all the ways the moon causes change on Earth. Then discover wh

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History of Moon Exploration
by Beth Adelman
Part of the Moon Files series
Astronauts first reached Earth’s moon over fifty years ago, bringing back moon dirt and rocks to study. From rovers and probes to other crewed landings, we have explored much of the moon. But there is still a lot we don’t know. Learn about the history of
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