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The Moon Isn’t Normal | Why Earth’s Moon Is So Special

The Moon isn’t normal—and scientists didn’t always realize just how strange it is. In this first episode of a 6-part Moon series, we explore what makes Earth’s Moon so different from every other moon in the solar system. From its unusually large size to the way it stabilizes Earth’s tilt and shapes our tides, the Moon has played a huge role in making our planet the way it is today. But here’s the thing: for a long time, scientists couldn’t agree on where the Moon even came from. In this episode, you’ll discover: -Why Earth’s Moon is unusually large compared to its planet -How the Moon affects tides, seasons, and long-term climate -Why Earth may not look the same without it -The big mystery scientists were still debating before the Apollo missions This is just the beginning. In the next episode, we’ll dive into the early ideas scientists had about how the Moon formed—and why most of them didn’t hold up. Check out the playlist for this series!    • Moons-Series   0:00- Introduction 0:27- The Moon's size and why that matters 1:06- What the Moon does: Tides 1:26- What the Moon does: Stability and Seasons 1:46- What the Moon does: Total Solar Eclipses 2:20- Why does Earth just have one moon? 2:35- The Capture Hypothesis 3:00- Co-accretion Hypothesis 3:20- Fission Hypothesis 3:40- The Apollo Missions and Teaser for next episode