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The Moon is Earth's only natural satellite. It orbits at an average distance of 384,400 km, about 30 times the diameter of Earth. Tidal forces between Earth and the Moon have synchronized the Moon's orbital period with its rotation period at 29.5 Earth days, causing the same side of the Moon to always face Earth.
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Mike Kohler
Utah State Representative
Dedee Pfeiffer
American actress
Mary Hilliard Hinton
Painter and historian
William Usery Jr.
Government official
Shabtai Teveth
Israeli historian
Toshiya Okada
Baseball player
Yakov Zhilinsky
Former Chief of the General Staff
Vasiliy Savelevitsj Lozov
Nartay Dutbaev
Statesperson
Maxim Chudov
Russian biathlete
Vadim Baykulov
Military officer
Stepan Oleksenko
Actor
Leonid Vasilevitsj Dema
Andrey Egorov
Actor
Aleksandr Vasilʹevich Topchiev
Chemist
Veronika Popova
Russian swimmer
Veronika Andrusenko
Russian swimmer
Maria Stepanova
Russian professional basketball player
Vladimir Troshin
Russian film actor
Magomed Daudov
Kesar Michaylovitsj Korovin
Leonid Zamyatin
Ambassador
Nikolai Sevryugin
Russian Politician
Vasily Agapkin
Russian conductor
Mikhail Adamovich Ivasik
Grant Reuber
Canadian economist
Philippe Desbrosses
Author
Mary Mitchell O'Connor
Minister of State for Higher Education
James Naughtie
British radio presenter
Lucian Tapiedi
Teacher
John Guise
Former Governor-General of Papua New Guinea
Willie Clancy
Musician
Conor Cleary
John Joseph McCarthy
Atsuko Asano
Japanese actress
U-ICHI Musician
Musical artist
Jakushitsu Genkō
Japanese poet
Brendan Shanahan
Canadian ice hockey player
Ernest MacMillan
Canadian conductor
Katsumi Fujimoto
Baseball player
Saaya Katsura
Japanese announcer
Tokuichi Fukiishi
Kazue Fukiishi's father
Tsuyoshi Ueda
Professional baseball player
Kei Nomoto
Baseball outfielder
Yūdai Hoshino
Professional baseball player
Keizo Nakanishi
Japanese singer
Sudō Sadanori
Japanese actor
