What causes the appearance of the Moon to change over time? A
The orbit of the Earth around the Moon and its distance from the Sun.
B
The Moon's position relative to the Sun and Earth as it revolves around
Sun.
с
The rotation of the Moon on its axis.
The distance of the Moon to the Sun.
D

B

Explanation:

The reason we see different moon phases is because of how the sun, earth and moon are relative to each other .

As the Moon orbits our planet, its varying position means that the Sun lights up different regions, creating the illusion that the Moon is changing shape over time. The best way of getting to understand the lunar phases is to regularly go out on a clear night when the Moon is in the sky and observe it.

Explanation:

Actually, the Moon rotates in the same period that it revolves, so we always see the same side (the white arrow keeps pointing to Earth). The differences in the Moon's appearance from one night to the next are due to changing illumination by the Sun, not to its own rotation.