Moon coloring pages dedicated to Earth's only natural satellite. This celestial body is considered the brightest after the Sun, but in fact the Moon does not shine. Its surface simply reflects sunlight. Depending on the position of the Earth, the Sun and the Moon in relation to each other, people see the luminary differently, from a thin sickle to a full circle. On a clear day, you can see dark spots on the lunar surface. They are called seas. The name originated a long time ago, when people thought there was water on the moon. Scientists long ago found out that this is not true, but it was decided not to change the beautiful names. And the bright areas are the lunar craters, that is, the traces that were left on its surface after the collision with meteorites, comets and asteroids. We have collected the best Moon coloring pages that you can print for free for your kids.
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