One facial outline commonly identified as the Man in the Moon starts by imagining the two dark circular areas -- lunar maria -- here just above the Moon 's center, to be the eyes. Surprisingly, there actually is a man in this Moon image -- a close look will reveal a real person -- with a telescope -- silhouetted against the Moon .. We often speak of seeing " the man in the Moon .". Indeed, an image of a face seems to be imposed on the Moon's shining face. Since ancient times and across many cultures, people have imagined different images on our Moon's illuminated surface. In Polynesia it is "the Woman in the Moon," and she has her child with her.

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The face that the Moon shows to Earth looks far different from the one it hides on its far side. The nearside is dominated by the lunar mare — the vast, dark-colored remnants of ancient lava flows. The crater-pocked far side, on the other hand, is virtually devoid of large-scale mare features.. Moon Rabbit. In China, Yutu the rabbit, companion of the Moon goddess Chang'e, is seen in the Moon. With a pestle and mortar, he mixes the elixir of life that Chang'e has been banished to the Moon for stealing. In Japan and Korea, the rabbit pounds the ingredients to make rice cake or medicine.