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Physics, 31.10.2019 06:31 richaeviney

Which of the following statements is true? the side of the moon facing away from the earth is in perpetual darkness. the moon is visible only at night. the moon goes through a cycle of phases because it always has the same side facing the earth. the moon's distance from the earth varies during its orbit. if you observed the moon from north america and found that it was a full moon, then someone in south america would see a new moon.

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