Anytime after moonrise, 7:32 pm
I hope you have enjoyed learning about the moon and constellations as well as looking up into the night sky for a whole moon cycle! I bet you will continue to gaze up into the night sky even though our moon blog has officially come to an end.
Have a great few days off everyone!
- The date
- The time
- The condition of the sky
- The phase of the moon
- Any constellations you spotted
- Any other interesting noticings, wonderings or information you have to share.
Maybe you can also add what you have learned or what you enjoyed the most about our moon blog. Remember to proofread your comments for capitalization, punctuation, and that your comment makes sense!
Tonight it was a full moon.I was so so exited when I saw the moon.Did you know that it takes about 3 for a spacecraft to land on the moon.The moon was gourgous.I only spotted orion tonight.I am so sad that the moon blog is ending.I never knew about constellations before and I never knew about a waxing gibbous.I really injoyed this.This was the best homework I ever had.
ReplyDeleteTonight, on March 23, at 8:08pm, the moon was a full moon! The moon was incredibly bright, and you could even see rays of light shining off it. The moon looked as if it were almost orange. I have greatly enjoyed moon blogging, and I am very sad that we have to stop blogging. I have been confused about the order and looks of the different moon phases. But, now I have worked so hard it's almost easy! Also, I thought it was really interesting that the word constellation contains the word stella which means star! Orion is my favorite constellation. I noticed that Betelgeuse is red, and Rigel is blue. Maybe the normal stars could be white, which makes it the colors of the American flag! Some constellations I saw tonight were: Orion, Cassiopeia, Cepheus and also the brightest star in our night sky, Sirius the dog star which is the nose of the constellation Canis Major, Orion's hunting dog.
ReplyDeleteOn March 23rd at 8:15 that moon was so bright. Tonight is is a full moon. I saw some craters tonight. The moon was beautiful.
ReplyDeleteMAR.23 8:51 2016, The sun was more "yellow" then it was yesterday. It was still too dark to see a constaltion outside, maybe scorupis already scared orin away. problay not... Im sad about the last moon blog!
ReplyDeleteThe moon was very big and beautiful today, it was 99.9% illuminated. I also saw a bunch of constellations, I saw Orion, Cassiopeia, Cepheus, Canis Major/Minor, Polaris and The Big Dipper. It was a very clear night and I think I even saw Jupiter! I will still comment after today and I will miss this blog.
ReplyDeleteThe FULL moon is finally here! Today is Wendsday and the time is 9:36, I am so happy the moon is finally out! It is so beatiful! I can spot Orion and Taurus!
ReplyDeleteWed 9:06 23 The sky was so clear tonight that I could see the Sun hidden behind the Moon. The Full Moon was as bright as the Sun. I spotted only Orion.
ReplyDeleteI saw the moon tonight it was beautiful. I saw it on the way to my airport with my family. I saw no constellations and the most beautiful thing was looking at the moon in FLORIDA!
ReplyDeleteYesterday, on March 23 I saw the full moon at around 9 p.m. It was beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFun fact: Did you know that there is water on the moon - there is frozen water lurking in permanently shadowed craters, and potentially below the soil itself.