The Phases of The Moon - Text Evidence

"These differences in the moon's appearance are called the moon's phases."

"Some nights you look up at the moon and see a big round ball."

"But what causes these phases?"

"The reason the moon always looks different is because as it orbits the Earth, we see a different part of the moon's sunlit surface."

"The moon orbits, or moves around, Earth every 27 days."

"Sometimes the whole lit side faces us, so we see the full moon."

"These differences in the moon's appearance are called the moon's phases."

"But what causes these phases?"

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