I am bored of looking at the same old face in the moon?
958005
It's a little known fact that the other side of the moon if seen from earth would bear a striking resemblance to corporal Maxwell Klinger from M*A*S*H
374826
That's b'coz ur not satisfied with what you have. you are bored with it and you are searching for the interesting one
1122747
Do it at night. No one ever minds looking at a big full moon!
544347
You always see the same face, you can`t see the dark side.\n\nBut you can see the moon different ways up depending on where in the world you are...\n\ne.g. I live in the uk and am used to seeing moon a certain way up. When I travelled to Singapore the moon seemed to be on it`s side. When I went to Australia, the moon looked completely upside down.\n\nBut it was the same face.
397751
Yeah, it is. Good question. I took a break from it. Obviously, my break is over........lol  If you keep doing the same thing over and over again it will eventually get boring. You will lose interest. There is other stuff to do. It is all good. Thanks for the 2 points:)
519781
OMG, definitely...when was the last time you looked at the sky?  Sun, stars, rainbows, moon.  Relax and begin to enjoy the things that are truly free.  Dont agree on the subjects of friendship, love, etc.  They are usually outrageously priced in the emotional category.
136889
Its an illusion.  Its because the moon is closer to objects to which you can compare it.
19572
leave yes, but not forever.  then i could come back & visit & see how much space debris & space trash is floating in our upper stratosphere.  then i could appreciate how untrash the new place looks.\n\n\nby the way, do U really have monkey feet?
727284
Nothing.  You can see no man-made structures from the Moon.  You can't see the great wall of china; it's a myth.
1027749
You must be really bored ,so you are different so what,we cant all look the same
645192
No, there's nothing really to see on the moon, and the environment is a bit harsh to do much of anything without a spacesuit.\n\nMaybe in a few hundred years, we will have more advanced technology that lets us visit other places more easily.
619943
Why Not?\nBecause we can.\nBecause the moon is more interesting than tv.\nLife is about challenge,\nThought is about questions.\nBecause Neil Armstrong woke up one morning put his Nikes on and just did it.
104371
http://www.bored.com/
204819
I think that this site is really great since it is so visual:\nhttp://stardate.org/nightsky/moon/
513987
What confuses you about the moon? Most planets have them. Ours is old, lifeless, has a high reflectivity, and rotates once for every revolution (so we always see the same side). Why are you confused?
903698
Let's do a thought experiment.Imagine that you had a giant compass and drew a circle about 12 feet in diameter on your school parking lot. You are going to be the earth so you stand in the center where the giant stick pin of the compass went. Pick a friend to be the moon. She is going to walk along the path of the  circle and you are going to face her at all times and observe carefully what you see. First have her look in one direction as she marches along the path - like maybe looking at the school building or maybe facing north. Make sure her entire body faces the same way at all times. In other words, she moves in a circle but does not rotate her body. Notice that you see her from the front at times, then the left side, back, right and front again. Now. Compare this to the moon. If the moon didn't rotate we would see all sides of it during the course of its almost one month journey around the earth. In other words, if the moon did NOT rotate we WOULD be able to see the back side.  Now, have your friend do the same as before but this time have her face you at all times so you cannot see her back - only her front . Now. Ask her what she saw in addition to you and she will say that part of the time she saw the school house and part of the time she was even facing away from it and finally ended up facing the school again. She faced first north, then east, then south, then west and finally north again. In other words, she turned in a complete circle while her face was turned toward you at all times. This is what the moon does. One face of the moon is turned toward the earth at all times. In order for that to be true it must rotate, just like your friend. The secret is that it rotates on its axis at the exact same speed as it revolves in its path about the earth. The reason for this behavior is that the moon is captured by the earth's gravity.
131965
well actually, it depends where you are on the moon.\nIf you are on the back side, away from earth, you will never see the earth, since that side never faces earth. you would need to walk? drive? around to the side that does face earth, and then yes, you could watch the entire earth sping by, once every 24 earth hours.