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Unit 3 The Moon A Nice Place To Visit PDF

The moon is a hostile environment for human beings due to its lack of atmosphere and extreme temperature fluctuations. It has no air, water or weather. Temperatures vary greatly from 110°C to -173°C depending on whether the surface is in sunlight or shadow. Sound cannot exist on the moon because it needs air to travel through, and the lunar sky is black as there is no atmosphere to scatter blue light. While the moon may seem like an inviting place from Earth, its conditions would make extended human survival very challenging.

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Unit 3 The Moon A Nice Place To Visit PDF

The moon is a hostile environment for human beings due to its lack of atmosphere and extreme temperature fluctuations. It has no air, water or weather. Temperatures vary greatly from 110°C to -173°C depending on whether the surface is in sunlight or shadow. Sound cannot exist on the moon because it needs air to travel through, and the lunar sky is black as there is no atmosphere to scatter blue light. While the moon may seem like an inviting place from Earth, its conditions would make extended human survival very challenging.

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UNIT (3) THE MOON: A NICE PLACE TO VISIT?

The moon ___(1)___ been described ___(2)___ songwriters and ___(3)___ as a


___(4)___ for a ___(5)___ escape. We ___(6)___ of course ___(7)___ the moon ___(8)___
actually a ___(9)___ hostile environment ___(10)___ human beings.
___(11)___ moon is ___(12)___ devoid of ___(13)___ because the ___(14)___
of gravity ___(15)___ the moon ___(16)___ much less ___(17)___ on the ___(18)___. The
moon ___(19)___ much smaller; ___(20)___ surface is ___(21)___ as large ___(22)___
Africa. The ___(23)___ of a ___(24)___ gravitational pull ___(25)___ caused any ___(26)___
the moon ___(27)___ have had ___(28)___ leak out ___(29)___ space over ___(30)___ 4.6
billion ___(31)___ that it ___(32)___ been in ___(33)___. Of course, ___(34)___ there is
___(35)___ water, there ___(36)___ also no ___(37)___. So if ___(38)___ go, bring
___(39)___ lunch.
There ___(40)___ no air ___(41)___ the moon ___(42)___ its gravity
___(43)___ insufficient to ___(44)___ an atmosphere. ___(45)___, travellers to ___(46)___
moon require ___(47)___ only oxygen ___(48)___ water but ___(49)___ protection against
___(50)___ rays that ___(51)___ unfiltered by ___(52)___ atmosphere. No ___(53)___ also
means ___(54)___ weather –– no ___(55)___, no rain, ___(56)___ clouds.
Temperatures ___(57)___ the moon ___(58)___ quite extreme, ___(59)___
from 110℃ ___(60)___ -173℃. This ___(61)___ because there ___(62)___ no atmosphere
___(63)___ filter the ___(64)___ rays when ___(65)___ is shining ___(66)___ then to
___(67)___ in warm ___(68)___ when the ___(69)___ goes down. ___(70)___ extremes of
___(71)___ are particularly ___(72)___ during a ___(73)___ eclipse when ___(74)___ earth
passes ___(75)___ between the ___(76)___ and the ___(77)___, temporarily blotting
___(78)___ the sun’s ___(79)___. At such ___(80)___ the temperature ___(81)___ the
moon ___(82)___ very rapidly ___(83)___ then rises ___(84)___ as the ___(85)___ emerges
from ___(86)___ earth’s shadow. ___(87)___ change in ___(88)___ may be ___(89)___
much as ___(90)___ in one ___(91)___! This sudden ___(92)___ can cause ___(93)___ to
shatter ___(94)___ to the ___(95)___ expanding and ___(96)___. Thus if ___(97)___ visit
the ___(98)___, deciding what ___(99)___ wear could ___(100)___ a problem.
___(101)___ is no ___(102)___ or dawn ___(103)___ the moon. ___(104)___
the earth, ___(105)___ moon does ___(106)___ shine by ___(107)___ own light;
___(108)___ reflects the ___(109)___ of the ___(110)___. Unlike the ___(111)___,
however, there ___(112)___ no atmosphere ___(113)___ diffuse the ___(114)___ as day
___(115)___ night and ___(116)___ turns into ___(117)___. Changes from ___(118)___ to
dark ___(119)___ dark to ___(120)___ occur suddenly.
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___(121)___ lunar sky ___(122)___ black. Blue ___(123)___ on the
___(124)___ is produced ___(125)___ the scattering ___(126)___ blue light ___(127)___
the spectrum ___(128)___ particles of ___(129)___. On the ___(130)___ stars are
___(131)___ in the ___(132)___, but you ___(133)___ have to ___(134)___ your eyes
___(135)___ the unfiltered ___(136)___ to view ___(137)___.
There is ___(138)___ sound on ___(139)___ moon. Sound ___(140)___ on
waves ___(141)___ air molecules. ___(142)___ there is ___(143)___ air, there ___(144)___
nothing to ___(145)___ sound. Leave ___(146)___ transistor home. ___(147)___, the
moon ___(148)___ not a ___(149)___ the way ___(150)___ earth is. ___(151)___ can leave
___(152)___ compass home ___(153)___.
The moon ___(154)___ a satellite ___(155)___ the earth, ___(156)___ around
the ___(157)___ once every ___(158)___ and a ___(159)___ days. The ___(160)___ itself
rotates ___(161)___ it does ___(162)___ very slowly. ___(163)___ the same ___(164)___ of
the ___(165)___ is always ___(166)___ to us. ___(167)___ get to ___(168)___ moon, you
___(169)___ have to ___(170)___ 240,000 miles, ___(171)___ distance that ___(172)___
about the ___(173)___ as circling ___(174)___ earth at ___(175)___ equator ten
___(176)___.
It is ___(177)___ that if ___(178)___ were making ___(179)___ trip to
___(180)___ moon, you ___(181)___ need to ___(182)___ more than ___(183)___
toothbrush and ___(184)___ change of ___(185)___. Its adverse ___(186)___ would make
___(187)___ very difficult ___(188)___ a visitor ___(189)___ the earth.
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