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The Evolution of the Moon (or Don’t Look Now, But I Think We’re Being Followed)

by The Space Cadets | posted in: The Space Cadets, Video | 0

Thanks to light pollution, we can’t see much when we look up.  …  Might as well know more about what we can.

Also available with narration and a tour.

[NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center via Laughing Squid]

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