what the heck is a moon doggie?
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A moondog is the lunar counterpart of a sundog. Moondogs are also known as paraselenes, and are refracted images of the moon that appear at 22 degrees on either side of the moon when horizontal hexagonal ice crystals are present in the atmosphere. The same thing creates the sundog phenomena. \n\nI have enclosed some links with pictures of moondogs. \n\nApparently they are called moondogs because of the appearance of a "tail" on the image.
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Soddy is an eroded lunar impact crater that lies to the south-southeast of the prominent King crater. Material from the ray system surrounding King covers the sides and interior of Soddy crater. Less than a crater diameter to the west of Soddy is the smaller Heron crater.\n\nThis crater has been heavily worn and eroded, so that only a remnant of a crater depression survives. There are small craterlets along the rim edge to the southwest and southeast. The interior is uneven and almost indistinguishable from the surrounding terrain.\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Soddy_%28crater%29
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we all know the moon is made of cheese. haven't you ever seen wallace and gromit?
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what the heck is that?
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Sean is right but it was manufactured that way as a perfect observation post from the aliens inside it observing us.\n\nthe moon is an artificial satellite and is hollow.
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A dog -Duke\ntwo cats Luna and Elvis
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cause it is the moon in front of him
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Just the one, the moon
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i hope this is the book you are looking for.  it was my absolute favorite as a child.  my big brother used to read it to me while i sat beside him on the floor.  \n\nHappy Birthday, Moon  \n \nANNOTATION\nWhen a bear discovers that the moon shares his birthday, he buys the moon a beautiful hat as a present. \nFROM THE PUBLISHER\nBear loves the moon so much that he wants to give him a birthday present. But he doesn't know when his birthday is or what to get him. So Bear goes to have a little chat with the moon.\nA poetic fantasy, Happy Birthday, Moon has delighted fans for years as a simple yet reassuring celebration of love and friendship. Gently told with warm words and charming illustrations by creator Frank Asch, Happy Birthday Moon was cited by The New York Times as one of the ten best titles of the year.
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Okay maybe I'm dumb enough to answer, but dude, the moon isn't made out of cheese is because cheese isn't even an earth material, it's a material that comes from cow or goat's milk. The stuff that the moon is made out of is stuff found in all of the universe.\n\nI can't believe, I'm answering this(shake head);-(
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Sun dogs are bright spots in the sky near the sun (22 degrees to the left and right) caused by refraction through ice crystals in the atmosphere.  (This is similar to how rainbows are caused by refraction through liquid water drops in the atmosphere).\n\nBecause this phenomena requires ice crystals instead of water drops to form in the clouds, you will be more likely to see them in cold climates.\n\nI've seen photos taken in Antarctica and Alaska.  Wikipedia also says they can be seen in cold winters in North America and Europe.
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The above answer was quite lengthy with added content.\n\nIt appears that "moon" is old english.\n\nThe "luna" part is Latin.  It was in Roman times, that the moon made people crazy, hence the word "lunatic".
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Depending on the angle of the light, mountains and craters will cast shadows, but the large patches of darker material on the moon which help to define the "man in the moon" are known as lunar mares. These mares, or "seas" are actually basaltic plains caused by basaltic eruptions on the moon when it was young and geologically active.
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I wondered that same thing.  According to my husband Goofy is not a dog, he's a Goofy.  I think he's a Disney creation.  And Pluto is a dog who's owner is a mouse.  Leave it to Disney and don't try to make too much sense of it.  Children's movies/cartoons rarely make sense.
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the moon is not a star
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wait a minute! You guys confused me! Is goofy a dog or is he a weredog/wolf? and what stops pluto from just eating that pesky little mouse?
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i don't see what you mean but this i can say about the moon. the night sky in australia is normally clear and i am fascinated when i see the moon through its cycle ; full moon, 1st quarter, last quarter and new moon. i am the one smiling not the moon. at new moon cycle i am the one frowning not the moon