Select all options below that are accurate concerning the Moon's rotation.

At some point in the distant future only one side of the Earth will face the moon. That is$,$ the moon's position in the sky will be fixed both day and night.

The period of the Moon's rotation is $27\mathrm{.}3$ days

The time it takes the Moon to make one revolution around the Earth is the same as its period of rotation.

We see only one side of the Moon because the Moon's period of rotation is the same as its period of revolution.