It would be hard to find a line of symmetry on a moon, as it is likely to be irregularly shaped.
When half of the lighted side of the moon's surface can be seen, the moon looks like a half circle filled in. Any less than that, and the moon appears crescent-shaped. I suspect that you're not describing what you're imagining.
No, it would hit slower because gravity on the moon is 1/6 the gravity on earth.
quarter Moon if its half of a sphere then its half moon
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No, the moon is not shaped like a rugby ball. The moon is mostly spherical in shape due to its gravity and rotation. Its shape is more of a slightly flattened sphere.
Earth's moon is nearly spherical (shaped like a ball). Its equatorial diameter is 2,159 miles.
A golf that is non-circular sickle-shaped dimples looks like a moon but this golf ball is design for better performance.
It's shaped like one and the name
The bowl-shaped pits on the moon are called impact craters. They are formed when a meteorite or asteroid collides with the moon's surface, causing the material to be ejected and creating a depression.
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When the moon looks like a crescent, it is either a waxing crescent or waning crescent moon.
They both have 4 quarters. (The moon's phases)
Answer: seleno - meaning of, relating to, or shaped like the moon from the Greek selēnē meaning 'moon'
Moon ball.
It's called the lunula
It actually looks more like a triangle.