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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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Isla Cameron
Actress
William Macpherson
Judge
Hamish Henderson
Poet
Alexander Macfarlane
Scottish physicist
George Anton
Actor
Bradley Neil
Scottish professional golfer
David Farquharson
Painter
Jake Findlay
Scottish footballer
George Spalding
Politician
Ross Graham
Footballer
Jean Clyde
Actress
John Clyde
Actor ‧ Jean Clyde's father
Christian Birch-Reichenwald
Former Mayor of Christiania
Carl Johan Michelet
Former Mayor of Oslo
Tom Nilssen
Norwegian journalist
Jean Baillairgé
Architect
Alan Hepple
Ice hockey player
Lili Damita
French actress
Jaufre Rudel
Troubadour
Éric JeanJean
French television host
André Lafon
French author
Faycal Musician
Hip-hop artist
Jean-Jacques Moreau
Actor
Éric Jean-Jean
French radio host
Arnaud de Solages
Teacher
Peter Toohey
Australian cricketer
Frank Cooper
Former Premier of Queensland
Frank Arthur Cooper
Former Premier of Queensland
Michael Cobb
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Dal Stivens
Australian writer
Lasse Nilsen
Football player
Mel Arnold
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Sigrid Bølling
Artist
Vår Staude
Norwegian presenter
Hans Bickel
Linguist
Gustave Mutel
Missionary
Dolly Shahine
Lebanese singer
Hakim Benchamach
Moroccan politician
Gunhild Dahlberg
Norwegian television presenter
Øyvind Storesund
Norwegian jazz musician
Per Anders Buen Garnås Musician
Norwegian musician
Hans Kleppen
Norwegian olympian
Torgeir Straand
Musician
Jon Elling Buen Garnås
Norwegian musician
Halvor Kleppen
Norwegian media personality
Anders Haugen
American olympic athlete
JohnArne Røttingen
Chief Executive Officer of the Research Council of Norway
