The ‘Ghost’ of the Moon is like a shadow that appears when sunlight hits the Moon just right. Imagine you're in a dark room with a flashlight, when you move it, parts of the wall get bright and others stay dark. On the Moon, this happens because of craters and hills, which create shadows we can see from Earth.
Examples
- It's like a shadow on your face when you're standing under a lamp in a dark room.
- Imagine seeing a ghostly shape on your wall after turning off a flashlight in a big room.
- A crater casts a shadow that looks like a ghost from Earth.
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See also
- What Causes the Phases of the Moon?
- How Does a Solar Eclipse Happen?
- How Do We Know the Moon Is Not Made of Cheese?
- How Are Stars Born and Dying?
- What Causes a ‘Lunar Eclipse’ and How Is It Different from a Solar Eclipse?
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