PINK MOON

This moon isn't really pink. The term Pink Moon originates in Indian civilization in North America. This full moon is named after moss pink or creeping phlox, known to us as one of the seven types of flame flower. It's one of the first wild spring flowers in North America.

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BRIGHT LIGHT

Often when I look at the mysterious moon I am amazed at her bright light. Or rather how bright and even bright the white light it reflects, after all, it does not shine, but reflects sunlight towards the earth. How can a stone surface reflect sunlight so brightly over such distances? Read on "BELIEVE LIGHT"

INQUIRY

That the moon isn't cheese. In ancient times, apparently a lot of earthlings thought that when they looked at the moon, it was made of cheese. This is a romantic idea, just like the man in the moon, when the American lunar landings begin, in the early seventies of the last century, which everyone with a television set can follow live in the Netherlands in those days. Read on "THE INQUIRY HAS BEEN EXPRESSED..."

MOON FACTS

There are several moons in the universe, for example the two moons of Saturn or the many moons of Uranus. Our moon, the fifth in size of all those moons, is almost four times smaller in diameter than the Earth, the planet it orbits. Read on "MOON FACTS"

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