The phases of the moon depend on how much of the lighted side of the moon can be seen from earth. the statement is true

The statement is - True.

The phases of the Moon, the way we see them, depend on how much of the lighted side of the Moon can be seen from the Earth. That also depends on the Moon's position towards the Sun, as the light from the Sun is what makes part of it lighted.

The Moon is always half bright and half dark. But the position in which it is towards the Earth dictates how much of the bright side can be seen, so we can sometimes see it as lighted only very little, sometimes as half lighted, and sometimes as totally lighted. This cycle lasts for almost a month, or to be more precise, it last 28 days.

daylight saving time (dst) has been used for more than 100 years. changing the clocks does not create extra daylight, but it causes the sun to rise and set at a one of the aims of dst is to make sure that people's active hours coincide with a german analysis of 44 studies on energy use and dst found a positive

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