Youve never seen our Moon: close in every detail-and turning! As it rotates around its own axis, our natural satellite also rotates around the Earth and therefore displays always the same face for us, keeping the other hides-his famous (and erroneously named) dark side . But this Nasa animation created with images from Nasas Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, probe orbiting satellite, allows us to glimpse that move complete! Two new missions should explore it in the near future: a, newly released by Nasa, will examine the thin lunar atmosphere starting in October. Another, Chinese, must send soon a robotic vehicle to explore its surface. Ah, the initial position of the video portrays our vision here on Earth. Read more: About the origin of the Moon cienciahoje.uol.br/noticias/2012/10/rocha-da-minha-rocha On the craters of the Moon cienciahoje.uol.br/revista-ch/revista-ch-2005/218/impactos-o-jogo-de-bilhar-no-espaco On Earth-Moon cienciahoje.uol.br/revista-ch/revista-ch-2006/225/por-que-em-algumas-noites-a-lua-aparece-no-ceu Dynamics cienciahoje.uol.br/colunas/fisica-sem-misterio/o-samba-terra-lua/and about the animation released by Nasa io9/behold-the-moon-as-youve-never-seen-it-before-1325747252 (Translated by Bing)
Posted on: Tue, 18 Nov 2014 05:03:46 +0000