Why do we always see the same side of the Moon from Earth?
Is there an answer in physics to explain why our moon always displays the same surface aspect to the Earth?
How would earth be different if there's no moon? Will earth always have a moon? Are the full moon and the strength of it's gravitational force on the earth correlated? Why don't we have an experimental base on the Moon? The earth is spinning, and so are we at the same speed. Then why don’t things spin at the same rate up to the height of moon? What does the Earth look like from the Moon? Earth is continuously pulling its moon towards its centre. Why does the moon not fall onto the Earth? Earth (planet): Why doesn't the gravity of the Moon affect anything else on Earth besides water (tides)? Since earth is spinning and so are we at the same speed. Then why are things doesn't spin at the same rate up to the height of moon? How can we explain seeing a bigger moon the night before an earthquake? Why is the Moon such a good reflector of light? Does Earth appear as bright on the Moon as the Moon appears on Earth? Why don't we have a base on the moon? What are the different phases of the moon? How and why does it happen? How hot is the surface of the moon? Is the Moon a planet? Does the moon have gravity? Why does it appear that the moon and stars move in the sky? Is it moon has gravity? Why does the moon glow? Does moon revolve around its own axis? Does the moon revolve around the sun? Why are there so many craters on the far side of the moon as compared to the near side? Why are there more impact craters on the Moon than there are on Earth? Why is the dark-side of the moon more cratered? What structures are on the moon? Why is a new moon visible at night? As far as moons go, would Earth's moon be bright in relation to the moons of other planets? Between the Sun and the Moon, which effects much on the Earth? What is the moon? Why does the earth revolve around the sun?