Luna - March 9, 2014
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- What it is
- The Moon, Earth's only natural satellite — bright enough to cast shadows at night near full phase.
- Constellation
- N/A — moves along the ecliptic
- Distance
- ~384,400 km average
- Apparent magnitude
- up to ~-12.7 at full phase
- Angular size
- ~31 arcminutes
- Coordinates
- N/A — changes nightly
This summary was generated by an AI assistant from general astronomical references, not from Jay's own notes on this specific image. Treat every detail above as a starting point for research, not settled fact.