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The Moon, The Whole Moon and
Nothing But The Moon!
(An Educational Resource)
| The Moon has been a source of unceasing mystery and speculation since the dawn of time, casting its shadow into the customs of many lands. The Moon has been the stuff of poetry, romance, enchantments, and things that go bump in the night. Virtually thousands of beliefs and legends have evolved around the moon throughout history, encompassing its shifting faces and aspects. There have been tales, poems and songs written about the moon, both in modern and ancient times, as traditions pass down from generation to generation. An amatuer astronomer must always have a specialty; the Moon is mine. |  |
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lthough modern scientists are now able to probe the Moon's surface, the Moon holds a rich cultural, and symbolic history that transcends the teachings of any specific culture, or for that matter any specific time. The mechanisms remain the same, even though our understanding of its nature has increased. For everything that is manifest, there is something that remains hidden!.Your host, a "Moon Child"
A photo of your host. (15K)
Brief wave file greeting from your host. (31K)
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The Moon In ReligionMoon Gods, Godesses,
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Moon In Ancient HistoryAncient Calendars
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The Moon In Modern HistoryMoon Landings
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The Physical Moon and
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Moon Legends
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The Moon In
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 Interesting Moon Links "Lunar 2008 Glow-in-the-Dark Wall Calendar" by Universe Publications (This one's a Honey!) |
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 Interesting books about the Moon you can buy |
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If you really want to see the moon,
Learn to build your own telescope!
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Visit the Micro Observatory (an online telescope that you control)
Native American Indian Moons - Did You Know That...
Fun Moon Fact #483:
Did you know that the Moon is mentioned exactly
171 times throughout the collected works of William Shakespeare?
Today's Current Lunar View
Can You Catch The Moon?
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