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Phoenix Goodman
3 June, 08:57
What does the moon phases mean in science?
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Tyson Shea
3 June, 10:26
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The phase of the moon is how much of the moon appears to us on Earth to be lit up by the sun
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Jayden Donaldson
3 June, 12:13
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it is how much of the moon appears to us on Earth to be lit up by the sun
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