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Wednesday, November 19, 2014
What did you observe?
Moonrise: 3:39 am Moonset: 3:02 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
The new moon is on Friday November 22, 2014 at 7:33 AM. We won't be able to see anything because a new moon means the side of the moon that faces the Earth is not lit up by the sun. At this time the moon is not visible.
It is November 19th at 8:18 a.m. It is a waning crescent . I can't see the moon but I used an app called "stellarium". Did you know that a lot of cultures use the lunar calender to observe religious events? [for example,Easter or Passover].
Today is November 19th at 8:40am. I cannot see the moon because it was probably too bright out. My prediction is that the moon phase is a quarter moon.
I could not see the moon in cancun cause it was to cloudy outside and it dripping when I went outside. Did you know that neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon.
Today is the 19 of November at 6:00. I looked outside and saw the stars capella and vega. They are the brightest stars in the sky. I think the moon is a sliver of a waning crescent.
I could not see the moon. The sky is clear. Wednesday, November 19, 2014.
ReplyDeleteIt was very bright out, that might have been why you couldn't see it!
DeleteToday is November 19,at 6:45 am it was the Waning Crescent phase. It was only a skinny curve.
ReplyDeleteSoon it is the new moon
DeleteThe new moon is on Friday November 22, 2014 at 7:33 AM. We won't be able to see anything because a new moon means the side of the moon that faces the Earth is not lit up by the sun. At this time the moon is not visible.
DeleteIt is November 19th. It is waning cresent moon. Soon it will be the new moon! I cannot wait.
ReplyDeleteMe, neither, but we won't be able to see anything!!
DeleteNovember 19th, 2014 at 8:11 AM. It is a quarter moon today. When I saw it, there was nothing near it. It was big for a quarter moon.
ReplyDeleteDrew, the moon is actually in the waning crescent phase and is looking like just a sliver.
DeleteIt is November 19th at 8:18 a.m. It is a waning crescent . I can't see the moon but I used an app called "stellarium". Did you know that a lot of cultures use the lunar calender to observe religious events? [for example,Easter or Passover].
ReplyDeleteThe Lunar New Year is a big part of many Asian cultures and it is fast approaching!
DeleteToday is November 19th at 8:40am. I cannot see the moon because it was probably too bright out. My prediction is that the moon phase is a quarter moon.
ReplyDeleteThe moon is only 4% illuminated because it's almost in the new moon phase.
DeleteI could not see the moon in cancun cause it was to cloudy outside and it dripping when I went outside. Did you know that neil Armstrong was the first man to walk on the moon.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing that a human has walked on the moon?!
DeleteNovember 19, 2014 at 8:30 A.M. I looked for the moon but I couldn't see it. I know it's a crescent moon.
ReplyDeleteThere's only a sliver showing!
Deleteit is November 19th at 5:37 p.m. I was able to see Cassiopeia. Did you know that the first person to make proper moon maps was Galileo?
ReplyDeleteI love that constellation!
Deletethe constellation's are so cool.
DeleteToday is the 19 of November at 6:00. I looked outside and saw the stars capella and vega. They are the brightest stars in the sky. I think the moon is a sliver of a waning crescent.
ReplyDeleteIt is a waning crescent; it is only 4% illuminated!! Wow, you saw two very bright stars!
Delete11/19/14.It`s 7:00 pm.It`s a clear night sky . it`s a waning gibbous . Did you know that the moon`s phase period is 29.531.
ReplyDeleteIt is a waning crescent, Luc! The moon is only 4% illuminated.
DeleteI think the phase is waning crescent and I think I saw the little dipper.
ReplyDeleteYes, the waning crescent is only 4% illuminated! I am so glad you saw the big dipper, Maxine.
Deletetesting using Chrome now!
ReplyDeleteYeah! You got into the blog!!!
DeleteI coud not see the moon last night it is reaally
ReplyDeletecloudy right now I am not sure if the moon was out last night.
Last nigh was November 19th and at 5:35 I saw Orion pulse I saw Canis major. I think the moon was a waning crescent.
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