Which of the following best describes what causes the pases of the moon.?

The earth casts a shadow on the moon

The moon gets in between the sun and the earth

The earths tilt on its axis

As the moon revolves around the sun, the part of the moon that we can see on earth changes

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Amber Hess

Physics

14 January, 01:45

Which of the following best describes what causes the pases of the moon.?

The earth casts a shadow on the moon

The moon gets in between the sun and the earth

The earths tilt on its axis

As the moon revolves around the sun, the part of the moon that we can see on earth changes

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Sara Whitney · Answer 1

The correct answer is The earth casts a shadow on the moon

The Earth casts a shadow on the moon and that's why we can't see the remaining parts. The parts that we can see are what we call the lunar phases.

Which of the following best describes what causes the pases of the moon.?The earth casts a shadow on the moonThe moon gets in between the sun and the earthThe earths tilt on its axisAs the moon revolves around the sun, the part of the moon that we can see on earth changes

Which of the following best describes what causes the pases of the moon.?

The earth casts a shadow on the moon

The moon gets in between the sun and the earth

The earths tilt on its axis

As the moon revolves around the sun, the part of the moon that we can see on earth changes