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The Moon circles the Earth, about 400,000 kilometers from Earth. It does not interact with any other planets.

Other planets farther from the Sun have 2 or more of their own moons. Mars has 2, Jupiter has 63 known moons, Saturn has at least 62, Uranus 27, and Neptune 13 known moons (as of 2011).

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The moon is not "covered" by any planet. It orbits the Earth, which is its primary celestial body.

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No planet comes between the earth and the moon. The only planet that can obscure the observers view of the moon is the Earth.

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The sun?

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