Imagine the Moon rotates twice in the same amount of time the Moon orbits Earth once. Would you be able to see the Moon’s far side from Earth? Explain your reasoning.

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Imagine the Moon rotates twice in the same amount of time the Moon orbits Earth once. Would you be able to see the Moon’s far side from Earth? Explain your reasoning.

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moon and earth

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