We love the moon because it’s a constant companion in our lives—beautiful, mysterious, and meaningful. Its glow lights up the dark nights, its phases remind us of cycles and change, and its presence inspires wonder and imagination. Across cultures and history, the moon has been a symbol of love, poetry, dreams, and even the unknown. It ties us to nature through its control of the tides and its rhythm with Earth. Beyond science, it stirs emotions, brings calm, and connects us to something bigger than ourselves. Whether gazing at a full moon or marveling at a thin crescent, the moon feels like a friend in the sky—familiar yet magical. Here…