We're Looking At The Same Moon
Today, the Moon looks so beautiful and elegant..
So then I'm wondering, if we're all looking at the same Moon.
I found a fun fact, that, not only we (wherever you are), even everyone that lives in the thousands years ago also looking at the same Moon as we see now. We're always looking at the same part of the Moon.
Why? This can be happened because of Tidal Locking.
Tidal Locking is when the Earth's gravity causes the Moon's rotation and revolution to become syncrhonized at 27.3 days. It makes the part of the Moon that faces the Earth always the same.