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One side of the moon always faces the earth, which is called synchronous rotation. In other words, the length of time the moon rotates or revolves around its axis is the same as the length of time it takes to orbit the earth... Therefore, our moon always has a side facing the earth, which we call the near side of the moon.
Mount Aso, Sakurajima.
Yellowstone- last caldera forming eruption was 640,000 yrs ago
<span>Raton- hotspot located in northeastern new Mexico. no recorded activity in modern times. </span>