Moon Myths Explored

The moon has inspired countless myths across cultures, from Cheng'e in China to Anansi in West Africa. Various Native American traditions portray the moon as a protective figure or a sibling to the sun, illustrating its universal significance. As humanity transitioned from storytelling to scientific inquiry, Galileo's groundbreaking observations revealed the moon's rugged surface, challenging long-held beliefs and deepening our understanding of this celestial body.