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Question 1: Is there any information on the moon that is useful? You know that you can get a nice map of the moon from. Google Moon. If you are looking for more than just maps of the Moon, I have found two nice references for information about the moon. Have a look at these: |
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| Moon Reference Program | |||
| Another Moon Reference Program | |||
| If you are like me and really don't need all that information about the moon, but just want to look at the moon and the stars, and whatever suits your fancy. I remember the first company, at least when I was a kid, to spark my interest was the Edmunds company. For me a burgeoning science geek, I relished the one yearly arrival of the Edmunds Scientific catalog. Of course, kids don't have to wait that long for anything like a catalog anymore...you can view it right online right now. |  |
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