We've been spending more time looking through the telescope. Jr. scientist A noticed that around bedtime, the moon is in different spots in the sky on different days. Now that we're looking at a smiley-face crescent moon (I'm sure that's the technical term for that moon phase), he's noticed that the image we see through the lens is flipped compared to what he sees without the telescope. Still having lots of fun. Jr. scientist A likes changing back and forth between our two lenses to see the "close up moon" and the "far away moon."
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