The moon's orbital period and its rotation period are the same. Therefore A. A person standing on the Moon would always see the same half of the Earth. B. People on Earth always see the same half of the Moon C. The Moon always rises at midnight D. A person standing on the Moon would always sce a full Earth E. A and B.

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