Ever wondered what looking up into the skies from the moon would be like.

A comparison of views from the earth and moon (all times are earth times).

From earth:
The sun rises once a day
The moon rises once a day
The moon goes through phases once a month
The same face of the moon is always visible
Occasionally there is an eclipse of the moon and the moon darkens
Rarely there is an eclipse of the sun and the sun is precisely obscured by the moon

From the moon:
The sun rises once a month
The earth is either always in view or never if you are on the far side
The earth goes through phases once a month
The earth rotates once a day
Occasionally there is an eclipse of the sun when the sun is overwhelmed by the earth
Ocasionaly there is an eclipse of the earth when a small shadow is seen crossing its surface

Buses

A typical day on public transport as all the buses are disrupted due to a cycle race round Colchester, but not a single person at the bus station to direct people to the right place.

Salmon

If it's true that salmon always return to their place of birth to spawn, how are rivers being restocked which haven't had salmon in them for decades.

Is this just a case of speculation being taken as fact.

Is there evidence to back this claim, or is it the 'always' which is misused.