Why the moon changes shape, in Arabic

The moon never changes. Our angle on its lit half does.

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What the video shows

It starts from what everyone has seen, a crescent one night and a full disc another, and explains that the moon's shape never changes. The sun always lights half of it; as the moon orbits the Earth we see more or less of that lit half, from the dark new moon through the growing crescent and the first quarter to the full moon, and back again.

How it was made

Written from one Arabic question typed into Write it for me, narrated in Modern Standard Arabic with the Hamed voice, Creative style, vertical 9:16. Nothing was edited by hand.

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