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PLEASE HELP!! NO LINKS OR RANDOM WORDS!! If you were looking at the Moon from space (so that you could see all sides of it), how much of it would be lit by the sun at any given time? 1) All of it 2) Half
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PLEASE HELP!! NO LINKS OR RANDOM WORDS!! If you were looking at the Moon from space (so that you could see all sides of it), how much of it would be lit by the sun at any given time?

1) All of it
2) Half of it
3) It varies depending on the Moon's phase.
4) It varies depending on the time of the year.

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i think it is all of it bc the sun never stops shining
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Answer:

3) It varies depending on the Moon's phase.Explanation:

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