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A smaller body orbiting a larger, primary body, where the primary body is not a star.
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Why does the moon appear bigger close to the horizon, rising or setting? [duplicate]
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Why does the moon sometimes appear giant and a orange red color near the horizon? … I made a little research about this and found this article http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moon_illusion that states the explanation of the moon being bigger at the horizon is still debated. …
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