Mwezi

Earth's only natural satellite, the fifth-largest moon in the solar system.

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Our only natural satellite, and the only other world where humans have walked.

The full Moon. — The full Moon, a mosaic from NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter. Credit: NASA

The Moon is thought to have formed from debris after a Mars-sized body struck the young Earth. It always shows the same face to Earth because its rotation is locked to its orbit.

Its gravity raises the tides on Earth. Twelve astronauts walked on its surface during the Apollo missions between 1969 and 1972.

Mafuta

Zimenezi
Kutalika	3,475 km	[1]
Kuwala	7.346 × 10²² kg	[1]
Kuwala	3.344 g/cm³	[1]
Kulemera kwa nthaka	1.62 m/s²	Kuchokera pa dataset
Kuthamanga kwa Escape	2.38 km/s	Kuchokera pa dataset
Kuzungulira	27.3 days	[2]
Mphindi	29.5 days	[3]
Mphindi	27.3 days	[4]
Kuwala	6.68°	[2]
Mtengo wa kutentha	-20°C	[3]
Kuchokera ku Dziko	384,400 km	[4]
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