Round the Moon Chapter 14 - The Night of Three Hundred Fifty-Four Hours and a Half

In which our intrepid voyagers find themselves enveloped in the sudden and profound darkness of the Moon’s shadow, contending with the cold silence of that hidden hemisphere and reflecting upon the peculiarities of lunar nights and eclipses with a scientific curiosity tempered by human warmth. Battling the frigid void, they boldly conduct an experiment to measure the absolute chill of space itself, unveiling the stark contrast between the lunar day’s heat and the endless, icy night beyond.