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When you look at the night sky, sometimes there is a full Moon and sometimes the Moon looks like it’s barely there. Why does this happen?

When you look at the night sky, sometimes there is a full Moon and sometimes the Moon looks like it’s barely there. Why does this happen?
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When you look at the night sky, sometimes there is a full Moon and sometimes the Moon looks like it’s barely there. Why does this happen?

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This happens because of the clouds in the sky that cover a portion of the moon,
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