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Exploring the Moon and Earth: A Comparative Study

Discover the differences between the Moon and Earth in size, weather, landforms, gravity, water content, rotation time, and their effects on natural cycles. From weather patterns to gravitational pull, delve into the unique characteristics of these celestial bodies.

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Exploring the Moon and Earth: A Comparative Study

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  1. The moon and the earth By nick BEEVERs By nick beevers

  2. Size The Earth is 12,742 diameter, it is also 4 times bigger than the moon The Moon is 3,476 diameter

  3. WEATHER / ATMOSPERE • The Earth has many different things of weather like rain, hail ,snow and blazing hot heat. • The moon has no atmosphere so nothing can live on it.

  4. Landforms/craters • The Earth has mountains, hills, valleys and plains. • The Moon has no atmosphere so asteroids crash into it.

  5. Gravity • The Earth has 6 times more gravity than the moon. • The moon has 6 times more gravity than the Earth.

  6. Weathering and Erosion • The Earth is being changed by the weathering. • Craters are being crated by the moons lack of atmosphere.

  7. WATER • The Earth is manly made up of water which has 70% of water on the Earth. • The Moon has a little bit of ice that is in the cracks.

  8. Time to rotate on its axis • The Earth takes about 24 hours to rotate on its axis. • The moon takes 1 month or 4 weeks to rotate on its axis.

  9. Time to revolve/orbit once • It takes the Earth to orbit the sun about 365.3 days. • It takes the moon to orbit the Earth about 29.5 days.

  10. Effects on other cycles • The sun has caused all of the seasons from the tilt of Earth on its axis. • The moon gravity pools the tides.

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