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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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Christian Cappelen
Norwegian organist
Andreas Tofte
Former Mayor of Oslo
Iver Holter
Norwegian composer
Arvid Kleven
Norwegian composer
Arvid Fladmoe
Norwegian composer
Brett Borgen
Norwegian writer
Lillemor von Hanno
Norwegian actress
Ragnhild Michelsen
Norwegian actress
Signe Lund
Norwegian composer
Thorolf Holmboe
Norwegian painter
Alf Torp
Norwegian author
Georg Brochmann
Norwegian journalist
Per Sivle
Norwegian poet
Axel Aubert
Norwegian chemical engineer
Hroar Elvenes
Olympic athlete
Armand Carlsen
Norwegian speed skater
Georg von Bertouch
German composer
Halfdan Cleve
Norwegian composer
Ludvik Zajc
Kjell Kristian Rike
Norwegian commentator
Selçuk Sun Musician
Turkish jazz musician
Torolf Elster
Norwegian journalist
Egil Sundt
Norwegian lawyer
Arnulf Øverland
Norwegian poet
Robert Riefling
Norwegian classical pianist
Johan Lunde
Norwegian theologian
Jens Frølich Tandberg
Parish priest ‧ Jørgen Tandberg's son
Terje Stigen
Norwegian author
Liv Dommersnes
Norwegian actress
Knut Risan
Actor
Olav Riste
Norwegian historian
Paal Brekke
Norwegian lyricist
Ole Hallesby
Norwegian theologian
Peder Balke
Norwegian painter
Arne Garvang
Norwegian actor
Else Heiberg
Norwegian actress
Einar Sissener
Norwegian stage actor
Issay Dobrowen
Norwegian-Russian pianist
Alfred Janson
Norwegian pianist
Harald Johnsen
Norwegian bassist
Alex Naumik
Norwegian-Polish musical artist
Geirr Tveitt
Norwegian composer
Haaken Christensen
Norwegian art historian
Dag Alveberg
Film producer
Peter Waage
Norwegian chemist
Henrik Mohn
Norwegian astronomer
Lalla Carlsen
Norwegian singer
