A Moons View of the Earth (There's More Than One Side of the Moon)
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- Parts 15
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- Reads 70
- Votes 3
- Parts 15
- Time 23m
Ongoing, First published Apr 08
A moon is covered in craters. A moon will never have light on all sides. A moon is often overshadowed. A moon is not a planet. A moon will always orbit a planet. A moon isn't worth anything. A moon isn't even worth naming. A moon didn't get to choose which planet it orbits. A moon will continue to orbit the same path until the sun explodes or it breaks apart. I will run myself into the ground, and there's nothing I can do about it. --------------- Non regular updates. Sorry.All Rights Reserved
Table of contents
- A Moon's LightMon, Apr 8, 2024
- A Burning StarTue, Apr 9, 2024
- A Place People go to Die (or Maybe Just Me)Wed, Apr 10, 2024
- Through the Telescope (and Back)Thu, Apr 11, 2024
- EarthFri, Apr 12, 2024
- In OrbitSat, Apr 13, 2024
- StardustWed, Apr 17, 2024
- Beauty of the StarsSat, May 4, 2024
- A Bit Further Than the Edge (of the Earth?)Wed, May 29, 2024
- Horizons Are Reflected Off of the UniverseWed, Jun 12, 2024
- From the Sun and (much) Further OutWed, Jun 26, 2024
- Beyond the ScopeThu, Jul 4, 2024
- SystemSat, Sep 7, 2024
- Quasi MoonsThu, Sep 19, 2024
- SupernovaeSun, Nov 3, 2024
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