*Because of the late moonrise, do your blog in the morning anytime before school*
- 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
Today, Sunday March 6, I went outside at 11:00 a.m. and looked really hard but the the Moon was sneaky and hid herself behind the clouds. Also, she is a waning crescent and almost a new Moon with only 8.4% visible. I can't wait for the moon to be out at night so she's easier to spot. I decided the Moon is female.
ReplyDeleteTonight, March 6 at 7:38pm, the sky was clear and because of that I saw some constellations. The constellations were: Orion, Cassiopia, Ursa Major and the Big Dipper. This morning, I did not see the moon because I slept until 9:30am! Although, I still know that the moon's phase was a waning crescent.
ReplyDeleteThis morning at 6:30 I looked for the moon on the way to my hockey game and no luck but now at 8:37 I saw Orion and serious the dog star and the corner of my eye caught the north star.
ReplyDeleteI saw Orion tonight after my concert in White Plains at 8:00pm. The sky was much clearer than in Scarsdale. I also saw the Big Dipper and Canis Major and Minor. I looked for Polaris but without my Atlas I couldn't figure out where to look.
ReplyDeleteI read about the Zodiac and the 12 astrological star signs. It is really interesting that everything moved so much since the time of the ancient Greece. I will read more about it tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteIt's so weird that I didn't see the waning crescent.
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