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Hello my little moonpies, Trace here
with the lowdown on lunar lochs!

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This week well get the second to
last full moon of 2020 -- a.k.a

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the Beaver Moon -- because this is when our
buck-toothed friends start prepping for winter.

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The full moon is a beautiful thing, but
have you ever stopped to think about

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WHAT you re looking at? On the surface of the
moon are these light and dark spots called

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Mare -- Latin for sea. They were erroneously
thought to be oceans by early astronomers.

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Today we know Maria are plains of
volcanic basalt left from cooled

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lava flows. There are about twenty Mare
so I won t list them all. BUT the Apollo

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landing took place at the south end of the Sea
of Tranquility or Mare Tranquillitatis -- here!

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This week, once ya ll are done scarfing
turkey and fighting about well everything

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why not pop outside and drop some fun
facts about our celestial satellite?

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Happy Thanksgiving, USA -- and keep lookin up.