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Phases Of The Moon

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Animation of the Moon

NASA: Moon – NASA has an interactive moon map. Click on a colored circle to learn about the area. 

Solar System: NASA: Earth’s Moon: Our Natural Satellite – Videos and images about the moon. Click on any moon mission to find out more about it.

Names of the Full Moons – Find out what each month’s moon is called.

Star Date: Moon Phases – See all the moon phases for the month.

Moon Connection: Moon Phase Calendar – View a whole month of moon phases at once, and switch from the Northern hemisphere to the Southern hemisphere. This site explains the moon cycle, ocean tides and much more.

MoonGiant – Information about: Today’s Moon Phase, Moon Calendar, Lunar Eclipse, and Solar Eclipse.

Calendars Through The Ages: Find out what today’s moon looks like, and what the moon looked like on an important day in your life or any day!

Wikipedia: Lunar Phase – Information about phases of the moon, the calendar, calculating phases, and more. Pictures included.

U.S. Naval Observatory: Moon – See what the moon looks like right now.

Moon Phases – Images and information about the moon.

Still Learning Something New: Considering The Moon – Offers links to moon activities.

Funschooling & Recreational Learning: Apollo 7 – Information about the Apollo 7 mission, the first manned mission. Links and videos. Coming 8-15-17

Neil Armstrong

NASA: Neil Armstrong – Biography of Neil Armstrong. The panel to the left has more information about his life and related information. 

History: Neil Armstrong – Site offers short video clips and written information.

Bio: Neil Armstrong – Site offers a short video and written information.

Wikipedia: Neil Armstrong – Information about the life of Neil Armstrong.
Activity Village: Neil Armstrong – Information about the first man on the moon, plus how to draw Neil Armstrong, coloring pages, and other printables.

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