How can it be possible (in terms of coincidences) that the moon always has the same side faced towards earth?
Is the Moon always showing exactly the same part of its surface towards the Earth?
Do we only see one side of the moon or does it also rotate? Why can't we see the other side of the moon, and what is on the other side? Will earth always have a moon? Where is the second moon of Earth? Why are all the craters on the moon the same depth? What does the Earth look like from the Moon? Does the moon appear bigger in areas closer to poles compared to the Equator? Are the full moon and the strength of it's gravitational force on the earth correlated? Is it moon has gravity? Why does the moon look like it moves? Why do the Moon and Sun seem to be of the same size visually from Earth? Why can't we see the far side of the Moon and why doesn't the Moon spin on its axis? Where is the moon? Does the moon have gravity? Is the Moon a planet? Why does the moon revolve around the sun? How big is earth looking at it from moon? What are the different phases of the moon? How and why does it happen? How would I calculate the visible surface area of a moon caused by libration and axial tilt? What are the advantages of having a moon around Earth? Why is the moon often visible during the day? Why is the dark-side of the moon more cratered? How does a half moon happen? What is the moon? Does our Moon have moons of its own? Is there a base on the moon? How would earth be different if there's no moon? How hot is the surface of the moon? Why are there so many craters on the far side of the moon as compared to the near side? Why can you sometimes see the sun and the moon in the sky?