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Let's assume you have set up camp on the centre of the side of the Moon facing Earth. Then if people on Earth were seeing... a third quarter Moon, you would see a third quarter Earth. O a third quarter Moon, you would see a 'first quarter' Earth. a lunar eclipse, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a full Moon, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a new Moon, you would be seeing a solar eclipse.

Let's assume you have set up camp on the centre of the side of the Moon facing Earth. Then if people on Earth were seeing... a third quarter Moon, you would see a third quarter Earth. O a third quarter Moon, you would see a 'first quarter' Earth. a lunar eclipse, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a full Moon, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a new Moon, you would be seeing a solar eclipse.

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Let's assume you have set up camp on the centre of the side of the Moon facing Earth. Then if people on Earth were seeing... a third quarter Moon, you would see a third quarter Earth. O a third quarter Moon, you would see a 'first quarter' Earth. a lunar eclipse, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a full Moon, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a new Moon, you would be seeing a solar eclipse.
Transcribed Image Text:Let's assume you have set up camp on the centre of the side of the Moon facing Earth. Then if people on Earth were seeing... a third quarter Moon, you would see a third quarter Earth. O a third quarter Moon, you would see a 'first quarter' Earth. a lunar eclipse, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a full Moon, you would see a 'full' Earth. O a new Moon, you would be seeing a solar eclipse.
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