Earth's Moon
Karlie Noon
![Karlie Noon](/sites/default/files/careers/Karlie-Noon-Credit-Rhett-Wyman_Sydney-Morning-Herald_.jpg)
Credit: Rhett Wyman, Sydney Morning Herald
Used by permission
Occupation: Astronomer
Research Areas: Galaxy Evolution, Indigenous Astronomy, Moon Haloes
Eclipse
![Annular solar eclipse](/sites/default/files/learn/Annular_solar_eclipse_2012_creditwikicommons.jpg)
Credit: Nakae
Ursula Marvin
![Ursula Marvin displaying her Antarctic gear](/sites/default/files/careers/ursula-marvin-credit-charles-hanson.jpg)
Credit: Charles Hanson
Occupation: Planetary Geologist
Year born: 1921
Research Areas: Meteorites, Moon Rocks
Image of the Month - January 2019
Moonsaig
Wedi’i anelu at ddisgyblion 7-14 oed, mae’r gweithgaredd hwn yn cynnwys cydosod jig-so mawr o'r Leuad. Mae’r canlyniad terfynol yn ddelwedd fanwl, lle gall y disgyblion wedyn defnyddio fo i astudio wyneb y Lleuad.
Patrick Moore
![](/sites/default/files/astro/Patrick_Moore.jpg)
Credit: South Downs Planetarium
Occupation: Astronomer, Writer, Broadcaster
Year born: 1923
Research Areas: the Moon, the Planets, Star Catalogues
Apollo Missions
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Credit: NASA
Earth's Moon
![](/sites/default/files/astro/halfmoon.jpg)
Credit: NSO
The Moon is the Earth's only natural satellite. We know it as 'the Moon' but scientists sometimes call it Luna. The word 'lunar' means 'relating to the Moon'.