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Saturday, November 15, 2014
What did you observe?
Moonrise: 11:50 pm (on 11/14) Moonset: 1:01 pm
Please make sure to fully develop your post by including the following:
The date
The time
The condition of the sky
The phase of the moon
Any other interesting noticings, wonderings or information you have to share
Today is November 15. It is almost the new moon. I saw a few constellations with my eyes. Did you know that during a solar eclipse the moon can turn red?
November 15, 2014 at 8:41 AM. It is a bright day with clear skies. The phase of the moon is still a quarter moon. I was able to see it this morning from the same spot as yesterday.
It is November 15th at 10:08 a.m. The moon looks like it will be a waning crescent soon! Did you know that the dust on the moon never moves because there is no atmosphere on the moon?
Today is November 15th, 2014 7:00 AM. Today on the flat side of the moon the top and the bottom are pointy. It is a waning crescent. Did you no that today only half of the man on the moon will be showing?
I did not see the moon tonight because it was early. And yes i did see orion and sirious,the dog star!did you know that the moon is so far that you need a telescope to see it?
Today is November 15. It is almost the new moon. I saw a few constellations with my eyes. Did you know that during a solar eclipse the moon can turn red?
ReplyDeleteIt is exciting that soon the phase of the moon will be "New", but we won't be able to see it then. Great post!
DeleteThat is very interesting.
DeleteNovember 15, 2014 at 8:41 AM. It is a bright day with clear skies. The phase of the moon is still a quarter moon. I was able to see it this morning from the same spot as yesterday.
ReplyDeleteDrew, I just double-checked on my moon app; the moon is 40.6% illuminated (lit up), so that means it's in the "waning crescent" phase.
DeleteI was able to see it from the same spot too!
DeleteIt is November 15th at 10:08 a.m. The moon looks like it will be a waning crescent soon! Did you know that the dust on the moon never moves because there is no atmosphere on the moon?
ReplyDeleteAnd, because of that, the footprints of the astronomers who have visited the moon are still there!!
DeleteIsnt that interesting?
DeleteThe sky was filled with constellations last night because the sky was so clear. I hope you found Orion and Sirius, the Dog Star!
ReplyDeleteIt is November 15th at 7:48. I used a planisphere and I managed to see pegasus and cassiopeia. Did you know that there is a galaxy called Andromeda?
ReplyDeleteToday is November 15th, 2014 7:00 AM. Today on the flat side of the moon the top and the bottom are pointy. It is a waning crescent. Did you no that today only half of the man on the moon will be showing?
ReplyDeleteI did not see the moon tonight because it was early. And yes i did see orion and sirious,the dog star!did you know that the moon is so far that you need a telescope to see it?
ReplyDeleteIt's November 14th and at 9:24 I looked for constellations. I know that I saw Orion and I think I saw sirius, the dog star.
ReplyDeleteYesterday was November 15th. It is 7:40. I didn't see the moon because there was an immense cloud coverage. I think the moon is going into a crescent.
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