Creating an accurate model of the Earth-sun-moon system is nearly impossible due to the vast differences in size and distances between these celestial bodies.
Earth's rotation and orbit shape our experience of day and night, impacting our concepts of time and the changing seasons in significant ways.
The moon's gravitational influence is essential for understanding tides and lunar phases, both of which play crucial roles in life on Earth.
Accurately representing the scale of the Earth-sun-moon system requires vast distances and proportional sizes that challenge our ability to visualize and photograph them.
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