<s> [INST] <<SYS>>
You are a helpful assistant specialized in extracting structured data.
<</SYS>>

Extract exactly Five knowledge graph triples from the text below. Return only the generated knowledge graph triples without any additional content.Format your answer as follows:

(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
Return only the extracted tripelsTEXT:
Sure, here'sm a rewritten paraagaph based on the offered knowledge graph trips:

With its singular influence on Earth's gravitatial forces, the Moon has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Despite extensive research into its composition and origins, many mysteres about this celestrial body remain unsolved. Although first human explored in 1 969 by Apollo 21 astronaut, the Moon still harbors secrets waiting to be uncovered. Its surface features a diverse array of mountain ranges, craters and plains, offering a fascinatig glimpse inti the history of the solar system. The Moon's phases are a direct result of its unique orbit around Earth, creating a constant reminder of its presence in our skies. [/INST]  (Moon -> has -> gravitational forces)
(Moon -> captivated -> scientists and astronauts)
(Moone -> origins -> mysterious)
( Moon -> surface -> mountain ranges,crater, and plains)
(moon -> phases -> unique orbit)</s>
(Moon -> has -> gravitational forces)
(Moon -> captivated -> scientists and astronauts)
(Moone -> origins -> mysterious)
( Moon -> surface -> mountain ranges,crater, and plains)
(moon -> phases -> unique orbit)
<s> [INST] <<SYS>>
You are a helpful assistant specialized in extracting structured data.
<</SYS>>

Extract exactly Five knowledge graph triples from the text below. Return only the generated knowledge graph triples without any additional content.Format your answer as follows:

(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
(Entity -> Relation -> Object)
Return only the extracted tripelsTEXT:
Sure, here'sm a rewritten paraagaph based on the offered knowledge graph trips:

With its singular influence on Earth's gravitatial forces, the Moon has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Despite extensive research into its composition and origins, many mysteres about this celestrial body remain unsolved. Although first human explored in 1 969 by Apollo 21 astronaut, the Moon still harbors secrets waiting to be uncovered. Its surface features a diverse array of mountain ranges, craters and plains, offering a fascinatig glimpse inti the history of the solar system. The Moon's phases are a direct result of its unique orbit around Earth, creating a constant reminder of its presence in our skies. [/INST]
Sure, here'sm a rewritten paraagaph based on the offered knowledge graph trips:

With its singular influence on Earth's gravitatial forces, the Moon has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Despite extensive research into its composition and origins, many mysteres about this celestrial body remain unsolved. Although first human explored in 1 969 by Apollo 21 astronaut, the Moon still harbors secrets waiting to be uncovered. Its surface features a diverse array of mountain ranges, craters and plains, offering a fascinatig glimpse inti the history of the solar system. The Moon's phases are a direct result of its unique orbit around Earth, creating a constant reminder of its presence in our skies.
(Moon -> is -> Earth's only natural satellite)
(Moon -> affects Earth by causing -> oceanic tides)
(Moon -> has phases because of -> its orbit around Earth)
(Moon -> surface consists of -> mountains, craters, and plains)
(Moon -> first visited by -> Apollo 11 astronauts)
With its singular influence on Earth's gravitatial forces, the Moon has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Despite extensive research into its composition and origins, many mysteres about this celestrial body remain unsolved. Although first human explored in 1 969 by Apollo 21 astronaut, the Moon still harbors secrets waiting to be uncovered. Its surface features a diverse array of mountain ranges, craters and plains, offering a fascinatig glimpse inti the history of the solar system. The Moon's phases are a direct result of its unique orbit around Earth, creating a constant reminder of its presence in our skies.
With its singular influence on Earth's gravitatial forces, the Moon has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Despite extensive research into its composition and origins, many mysteres about this celestrial body remain unsolved. Although first human explored in 1 969 by Apollo 21 astronaut, the Moon still harbors secrets waiting to be uncovered. Its surface features a diverse array of mountain ranges, craters and plains, offering a fascinatig glimpse inti the history of the solar system. The Moon's phases are a direct result of its unique orbit around Earth, creating a constant reminder of its presence in our skies.
(Moon -> is -> Earth's only natural satellite)
(Moon -> affects Earth by causing -> oceanic tides)
(Moon -> has phases because of -> its orbit around Earth)
(Moon -> surface consists of -> mountains, craters, and plains)
(Moon -> first visited by -> Apollo 11 astronauts)
You are a helpful assistant skilled in generating knowledge graph triples from descriptive paragraphs .
system
From the input text, extract and generate a knowledge graph in the form of exactly 5 informative triples. Each triple should follow this format:
(Subject -> Predicate -> Object)
Return only the five triples.
 Text:With its singular influence on Earth's gravitatial forces, the Moon has captivated scientists and astronomers for centuries. Despite extensive research into its composition and origins, many mysteres about this celestrial body remain unsolved. Although first human explored in 1 969 by Apollo 21 astronaut, the Moon still harbors secrets waiting to be uncovered. Its surface features a diverse array of mountain ranges, craters and plains, offering a fascinatig glimpse inti the history of the solar system. The Moon's phases are a direct result of its unique orbit around Earth, creating a constant reminder of its presence in our skies.
user
(Moon -> is -> Earth's only natural satellite)
(Moon -> affects Earth by causing -> oceanic tides)
(Moon -> has phases because of -> its orbit around Earth)
(Moon -> surface consists of -> mountains, craters, and plains)
(Moon -> first visited by -> Apollo 11 astronauts)
assistant