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Sunday, November 9, 2014
What did you observe?
Moonrise: 7:14 pm Moonset: 9:06 am
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
I saw the waning gibbous moon, too! I think you meant that a half moon is called a quarter moon. That is because while we see half, the moon is a sphere which means only a quarter is actually showing!
I was able to see the waning gibbous moon, but only slightly because of the thin layer of clouds. Isn't that the moon is made of rock just so amazing?!
Today is November 9, 2014 at around 8:00. The moon today was yellow. I think it was because of the clouds and the amount of light. The phase of the moon is the waning gibbous. It still looked like it was a full moon.
Today is November 9th, 2014 and it is 9:30 pm. The moon was shiny and bright tonight. The moon is still in the Waning Gibbous phase but it looked very large. I was able to see the constellations Orion and the Little Dipper since the sky was so clear this evening.
It's November 8th at 9:20. I just missed the moon. But did you know that the moon and the earth spin at the same time so we only see one side of the moon?!
it is November 11th,2014 at 7:20. I was able to see a constellation called "Pegasus" but I wasn't able to see the moon because it is too early. there is a website called stellarium and it shows what the sky is on any random night so you don't have to go outside!
I want to see the moon
ReplyDeleteSophie, as indicated above, moonrise isn't until 7:14, so you won't see the moon until a little after that...keep looking!
DeleteYesterday was November 9 .It was 7:51 I could not see the moon.
ReplyDeleteI saw the waning gibbous moon at around 8:00, just a little bit later. Isn't it neat that the cloud coverage can change so quickly?!
DeleteNovember,9,2014.7:15.It's a Waning gibous.It's a bit cloudy.Did you know that a half moon is called a a hater moon.
ReplyDeleteI saw the waning gibbous moon, too! I think you meant that a half moon is called a quarter moon. That is because while we see half, the moon is a sphere which means only a quarter is actually showing!
DeleteToday is the 9. It was cloudy so I did not see anything but the stars.
ReplyDeleteI just came my driveway, where I saw the waning gibbous moon. It was a little eerie looking, peeking behind some thin clouds.
DeleteI just went outside too!
DeleteIt is November 9,7:38 P.M,2014. I can not see the moon from my house tonight. It looks cloudy to me outside. I think that is why I can't see the moon.
ReplyDeleteThere were clouds! I was able to see the waning gibbous moon, but barely because of the thin layer of clouds in front of it!
Deletetoday is november 9th at 7:43. Is waning gibbous. I cant see the moon. But did you know that the moon is made of a bunch of rocks ?
ReplyDeleteI was able to see the waning gibbous moon, but only slightly because of the thin layer of clouds. Isn't that the moon is made of rock just so amazing?!
DeleteI didn't know that!
DeleteIt is November 9th, 2014.I didn't see the moon or the clouds tonight but I saw something bright it might have been the moon!
ReplyDeleteYou were right; it definitely was the waning gibbous moon, Drew!!
DeleteToday is November 9, 2014 at around 8:00. The moon today was yellow. I think it was because of the clouds and the amount of light. The phase of the moon is the waning gibbous. It still looked like it was a full moon.
ReplyDeleteI saw a white moon. Maybe the clouds changed?
DeleteIt did look a little eerie!
DeleteToday is November 9th at 8:17pm. The moon changed over the hours. Now, the moon is visible and the phase of the moon is waning gibbous.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it amazing that the moon can change and move so rapidly?
DeleteWhen I saw it from the car, it was not that visible.
DeleteWow, you have been vey observant, Jasper!
DeleteToday is November 9, at around 8:30 PM. The moon was very bright. It still looked like a full moon but I know it was a waning gibbous.
ReplyDeleteIt is looking less and less full, though!
DeleteI agree.
DeleteIt's November 9th. It's 9:12. The sky is clear. The moon is a waning gibbous. Tonight the moon is very bright.
ReplyDeleteGreat observations, Lily!
DeleteToday is November 9th, 2014 and it is 9:30 pm. The moon was shiny and bright tonight. The moon is still in the Waning Gibbous phase but it looked very large. I was able to see the constellations Orion and the Little Dipper since the sky was so clear this evening.
ReplyDeleteIsn't is so much fun finding constellations? I love the stories around them. Tyler, your observation was very thorough; way to go!
DeleteI thought that the northern star was the brightest?
DeleteI couldent find any.
DeleteThe brightest star in the sky, other than then sun, is Sirius, which is in the constellation, Canis Major!
DeleteIt is November 8 at 8:03. I can't see the moon because it is cloudy.
ReplyDeleteIt's November 8th at 9:20. I just missed the moon. But did you know that the moon and the earth spin at the same time so we only see one side of the moon?!
ReplyDeleteZach, you should read what I posted on November 10, 2014 to Avani; I found really cool information about why we only see one side of the moon!
Deleteit is November 11th,2014 at 7:20. I was able to see a constellation called "Pegasus" but I wasn't able to see the moon because it is too early. there is a website called stellarium and it shows what the sky is on any random night so you don't have to go outside!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great website; you should still go outside and take a look anyway so that you are seeing what's in the sky for yourself!
DeleteIt is 9:21 on November 11. I could not see the moon or any stars because it was too cloudy.
ReplyDelete