Dark side of the Moon
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Dark side of the Moon is another name for Far side of the Moon, the lunar hemisphere that is permanently turned away from the Earth
Dark side of the Moon may refer to:
- The night side of the Moon; the half of the Moon which is, in a given instant, not directly illuminated by the Sun
- Planetshine, when reflected sunlight from a planet illuminates the dark side of one of its moons
- The Dark Side of the Moon, album by Pink Floyd
- The Pink Floyd songs "Brain Damage" and "Eclipse" often mistakenly labeled "Dark Side of the Moon" because the phrase is repeated therein.
- Pink Floyd Dark Side of the Moon Tour 1972-1973
- Classic Albums: Pink Floyd - The Making of The Dark Side of the Moon
- The Dark Side of the Moon Live, concert tour for the album by Floyd member Roger Waters
- The Dark Side of the Moon, album by The Flaming Lips. A remake of the Pink Floyd album.
- Dark Side of the Moon (documentary), French mockumentary supposedly exposing NASA’s faking of the Apollo moon landings
- La Face cachée de la lune, David Joy a 2003 film by Robert Lepage
- The Dark Side of the Moon (film), 1990 film by D.J. Webster
- Dark Side of the Moon, 1972 album by Medicine Head
- Dark Side of the Moon, 2006 novel by Sherrilyn Kenyon
- The Dark Side of the Moon, a major work for brass band by Paul Lovatt-Cooper
- Dark Side of the Moon, 1998 multimedia adventure game for Windows by SouthPeak Interactive
- Dark Side of the Moon, 2006; subtitled "The magnificent madness of the American Lunar Quest"; a critical history of US manned space program by Gerard DeGroot (published in UK, Jonathan Cape)
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