/r/moon
Articles, photos and discussion about the Earth's moon.
The Moon is an astronomical body that orbits planet Earth and is Earth's only permanent natural satellite.
It is the fifth-largest natural satellite in the Solar System, and the largest among planetary satellites relative to the size of the planet that it orbits.
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Like the moon, please enjoy
12:26 UTC
super moon
09:38 UTC
The sky is full of stars and the moonlight is so beautiful
09:00 UTC
I can play football, but I'm still a little behind on the moon. . . . . . . . .
08:57 UTC
The round moon hid in the treetops
08:50 UTC
I held up half of the moon with one hand
08:18 UTC
I’ll send you a moon!
08:03 UTC
Major lunar standstill
I am trying to find some info about the major luna standstill. I understand the basics of it. My question is how will it effect our earth or gravitational pull. Will it create more lunacy with stronger full moon's? Is the moon closer to earth in the cycle or further?
Thanks
07:52 UTC
I want the moon to come from me, under the moon you are the moon
06:42 UTC
moonlit
06:33 UTC
Pookies
06:14 UTC
Wow! Become an ice cream moon
06:11 UTC
Intoxicated with serenity
00:48 UTC
Photos of the Moon
By me, lol did this back in 2021. Used my 600mm lens with my Sony Camera to get these shots then put it through photoshop.
00:02 UTC
Aurora and the moon in Greenland
23:33 UTC
looks like a jewel in the sky 💎
22:45 UTC
Can we add a rule to upload only original content?
So i joined this sub because I really love the moon, came across this sub by accident and thought maybe ill find some interesting creative content here.
But all i see every single day are either AI photos, reposted stock photos, or stolen posts from other social media.
This is not what i came here for.
Can we add a rule to only upload original content? Or at least make a high enough karma prerequisite like on some other subs?
20:07 UTC
Plants and moon merge into one
16:04 UTC
God, my God, this moon. . . . . .
15:50 UTC
This plane went directly across the moon
15:43 UTC
The Harvest Supermoon
iPhone 12 mini + 8x21 binoculars
15:24 UTC
The eyes are the moon!
15:19 UTC
Bats catching bugs in front of the harvest supermoon 🦇
15:06 UTC
The moon through my telescope 🔭
13:47 UTC