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- The phase of the moon
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Monday, February 29, 2016
What did you observe?
*Because of the late moonrise, do your blog in the morning anytime before school*
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29 6:10 The condition of the sky was not cloudy. The phase of the moon was a waning gibbous. A waning gibbous is a moon that is a little less than a full moon. I could not spot any constellations.
ReplyDeleteYesterday I sadly did not see the moon. I saw Orion the hunter, Toros the bull and The Polaties
ReplyDeleteToday, Monday at 7:30 AM, I saw the Waning Gibbous moon outside my window and above the trees in the Southwest direction. The sky was clear. Today is the last day of the Waning Gibbous moon. I could see ~60% of the moon.
ReplyDeleteDid you know that the moon is the only extraterrestrial body that humans have visited!
I saw the wanning gibbous moon it was not really full all the way but it was maybe 80% full it was not so bright.
ReplyDelete8:19 I could not see the moon from where I was looking but I bet it is somewhere out there. I hope that there is one day when I can see the moon from my look of the sky.
ReplyDeleteI saw the moon it was tilted almost a half it was very pretty it was like it was fading away into the bright blue sky
ReplyDelete6:02 I know that I am posting before the moon comes out or the stars but I see the sky and it looks like the sky will be clear to see the moon or the stars.
ReplyDeleteOn February 29th at 7:45pm I did not see the moon tonight but I saw a few stars in the sky but not so many. I could not find any constellations in the sky but I hope I can find constellations tomorrow night.
ReplyDeleteTonight, February 29, 8:20pm, I saw the constellations Cassiopia, the Little Dipper and Orion. Unfortunately, this morning I could not see the moon when I woke up because the clouds had already closed in. Although, I know that the moon's phase is a first quarter moon.
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs. Conklin,
ReplyDeletethis morning I did not see the moon because of the weather. Today there was suppose to be a quarter moon also earlier in the morning you could see the moon but the sky got cloudy and it started to rain! And heres a fact, The moon is not a planet, but a satellite of the Earth. Only 59% of the moon's surface is visible from earth. The moon rotates at 10 miles per hour compared to the earth's rotation of 1000 miles per hour. When a month has two full moons, the second full moon is called a blue moon.
2-29-16 9:66pm
ReplyDeleteTonight I could see Orion from my front door and it was really cool. It was my first time seeing ma constellation while actually knowing what it is.
On Feb 29th at 9:50, I did not see the moon, but I saw some stars and I saw Cassiopeia.
ReplyDeleteI did not see the moon today because it was to light out. I also did not see any constellations.
ReplyDeleteI got to see the moon, it was pretty.
ReplyDeleteToday I saw lots of constellations. First, I spotted Orion, then I spotted Canis Major and then Auriga caught my eye and a whole bunch of other constellations, and I finally saw the Big dipper angled on the side(so it was pouring water out of it's cup). And at 8:30 I finally saw the Last Quarter, it was beutiful
ReplyDeleteI couldn't see the moon because the clouds made the moon blend in to the clouds.
ReplyDeleteI did not see the moon. The clouds were covering the moon.
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