The Moon

Bill Nye the Science Guy Season 1 Episode 11

Overview:
Let the moon master Bill Nye teach you the ancient and not-so-ancient secrets of the Moon. Wax on, wax off. The Moon grows bigger (waxes) and smaller (wanes) every 30 days or so. The word ""month"" comes from the word ""moon"". The Moon is the closest thing in space to Earth, and it's one of the most well-studied orbs in our solar system. We know that Moon rocks are rich in calcium and aluminum, that the Moon has no atmosphere, and that there are over a million craters on the Moon's surface. The Moon doesn't glow on its own, it reflects sunlight. Watch the Moon every night for a month as it grows, shrinks, and at one point disappears. The Moon doesn't actually change it's shape. It's the way the sun shines on the part of the Moon we see that makes the phases change. The Earth moves around the Sun, the Moon moves around the Earth. As the Moon moves through its orbit, the Sun shines on bigger or smaller portions of it. If you were looking at the Moon from the Sun, it woul

Genre : Comedy, Documentary, Kids

Actors : Bill Nye

Release Date : 1993-11-19

Duration : 26 menit

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Other Episodes (Season 1)

Flight
1. Flight
Earth's Crust
2. Earth's Crust
Dinosaurs
3. Dinosaurs
Skin
4. Skin
Buoyancy
5. Buoyancy
Gravity
6. Gravity
Digestion
7. Digestion
Phases of Matter
8. Phases of Matter
Biodiversity
9. Biodiversity
Simple Machines
10. Simple Machines
The Moon
11. The Moon
Sound
12. Sound
Garbage
13. Garbage
Structures
14. Structures
Earth's Seasons
15. Earth's Seasons
Light & Color
16. Light & Color
Cells
17. Cells
Electricity
18. Electricity
Outer Space
19. Outer Space
Eyeball
20. Eyeball


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