The Moon

The Moon serves as a celestial lamp post, casting lunar illumination upon terrestrial events below. Its surface exhibits a variety of craters filled with nocturnal creatures, which emerge at dusk to engage in nighttime rituals. As Earth's sole satellite, The Moon has been orbiting our planet since the dawn of time, influencing tides and periodic emotional oscillations. Visible from most landmasses during clear nights, its radiating light enhances global visibility, facilitating late-night activities such as stargazing, midnight snacks, and secret meetings under the cover of darkness.