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Thursday, November 20, 2014
What did you observe?
Moonrise: 4:40 am Moonset: 3:37 pm
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The phase of the moon
Any other interesting noticings, wonderings or information you have to share
It is November 20th. It is a waning cresent. I would probaly see the moon on the walk to school as normal. By the way it is about 7:25. Butt there still is a chance that I would not see the moon. Because it was alittle cloudy when I woke up. Hope it clears up. I would maybe see the moon a little bit after school.
Tonight is November 20, 2014 at 5:14. I could not see the moon, but the sky is clear. The phase of the moon is a waning crescent moon. I was able to see some stars, I think I saw Orion.
It is November 20th at 5:44 p.m. I was able to see an open group of stars that made up a constellation called "Taurus" on stellarium. Did you know that the pull which exerts on Earth, causes two high tides on Earth every day?
Today is the 20 of November at 6:40. I tried to look for orion but I coudn't see it. I tried looking for Mars in the western sky but it was to low on the horizon. I will look again tomorrow.
It is November 20th. It is a waning cresent. I would probaly see the moon on the walk to school as normal. By the way it is about
ReplyDelete7:25. Butt there still is a chance that I would not see the moon. Because it was alittle cloudy when I woke up. Hope it clears up.
I would maybe see the moon a little bit after school.
You are certainly giving it you very best try!
DeleteToday is November 20 at around 7:39. It is too cloudy to see the moon.
ReplyDeleteGood for you for trying!
DeleteI could not see the moon but I know its out there somewhere. Thursday, November 20, 2014
ReplyDeleteIt always is there!
DeleteToday is November 20th and at 7:50am I looked for the moon but it was to cloudy to see the waning crescent moon.
ReplyDeleteIt's almost the new moon phase and then it will start getting bigger again!
DeleteI looked around 7:00am I did not see the moon.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the brightness and the fact that it is a tiny sliver now made it difficult.
DeleteNovember 20th, 2014 at 8:11 AM. It is a quarter moon today. It is too cloudy out to see the moon this morning. I hope to see it tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteDrew, the moon is in the waning crescent phase and is just about to go into the new moon phase, making it hard to see!
DeleteI't was hard for me to.
DeleteI could not see the moon this morning. I am going to check the moon tonight.
ReplyDeleteIt is a tiny sliver these days!
DeleteTonight is November 20, 2014 at 5:14. I could not see the moon, but the sky is clear. The phase of the moon is a waning crescent moon. I was able to see some stars, I think I saw Orion.
ReplyDeleteWay to be observant, Jonah!
DeleteIt is November 20th at 5:44 p.m. I was able to see an open group of stars that made up a constellation called "Taurus" on stellarium. Did you know that the pull which exerts on Earth, causes two high tides on Earth every day?
ReplyDeleteIsn't is amazing that the moon is that powerful from so far away?!
DeleteToday is November 20, 2014 at 6:05 PM. It is very cold outside i hope it gets warmer tomorrow! I can't see the moon.
ReplyDeleteSince the moon is almost in the new moon phase, it will be hard to see it.
DeleteToday is the 20 of November at 6:40. I tried to look for orion but I coudn't see it. I tried looking for Mars in the western sky but it was to low on the horizon. I will look again tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteSometimes even Orion is hard to find!
Delete11/20/14.It`s 7:47 pm.It`s clear night sky.It`s a waning gibbous . I literally just saw Cassiopeia I just looked out my window and saw Cassiopeia.
ReplyDeleteToday the moon is a waning crescent and almost in the new moon phase! Good job finding Cassiopeia!
DeleteToday is November 20,2014 at 8:28 pm. The moon was a Waning Crescent phase but cloudy out. I did not get to see it.
ReplyDeleteAlso, it set around 3:30 this afternoon, just as you were leaving school.
DeleteI did not see the moon but I saw 5 little stars.
ReplyDeleteThe sky was clear tonight!
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