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Yes or no phases or the moon.
 

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by Jany du Toit
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The Moon appears not to change shape in the night sky because of its not changing position as it orbits Earth.

2

The Moon does not produce its own light; it only reflects light coming from the Sun.

3

At all times, all of the Moon is illuminated by the Sun .

4

It takes about `10 days for the Moon to go through a complete cycle of 8 different moon phases.

5

Because the Moon moves in a loop around Earth, our viewing angle constantly changes

6

Because the Moon moves in a loop around Earth, our viewing angle constantly changes.

7

We can only see the part of the sunlit side that is directly facing us, which makes the Moon look like it is growing or shrinking, even though half of it is always lit up by earth

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