Download Phases of the Moon and Their Corresponding Times of Appearance and more Slides Geology in PDF only on Docsity! Phases of the Moon Sunlight Sunlight (1) New Moon (2) Waxing Crescent (3) First Quarter (4) Waxing Gibbous (5) Full Moon (6) Waning Gibbous (7) Third Quarter (8) Waning Crescent Earth The general locations and orientations for the phases of the moon. Earth spins on its axis in the same direction as the moon’s orbit. Docsity.com Sunlight Sunlight Earth (1) New Moon How much of the moon’s face does the person see? What time of day is it for the observer? Noon!! NEW MOON Wherever the person looks all they see is shadowed moon. Perspective & The Moon’s Face Docsity.com Perspective & The Moon’s Face Sunlight Sunlight Earth (4) Waxing Gibbous How much of the moon’s face does the person see? What time of day is it for the observer? 9PM!! WAXING GIBBOUS When you look up you see only a small crescent, darkly shadowed, on the left. Docsity.com Perspective & The Moon’s Face Sunlight Sunlight Earth (5) Full Moon How much of the moon’s face does the person see? What time of day is it for the observer? Midnight-12AM!! FULL MOON When you look up you see the entire face of the Moon brightly lit. Docsity.com Perspective & The Moon’s Face Sunlight Sunlight Earth (6) Waning Gibbous How much of the moon’s face does the person see? What time of day is it for the observer? 3AM!! WANING GIBBOUS When you look up you see only a small crescent, darkly shadowed, on the right. Docsity.com Docsity.com Docsity.com Docsity.com Docsity.com What phase is the moon? What time of day will this moon phase be high in the sky? (meridan) What time will this moon phase set? What time will this moon rise? Docsity.com What phase is the moon? What time of day will this moon phase be high in the sky? (meridan) What time will this moon phase set? What time will this moon rise? Docsity.com This vintage 60-kopek stamp celebrates a dramatic achievement. On the 7th of October, 1959, the Soviet "Luna 3" successfully photographed the far side of the moon giving denizens of planet Earth their first ever view of this hidden hemisphere. Lacking the digital image technology familiar now, Luna 3 took the pictures on 35mm film which was automatically developed on board. The pictures were then scanned and the signal transmitted to Earth days later in what was perhaps also the first interplanetary fax. In all, seventeen pictures were received providing enough coverage and resolution to construct a far side map and identify a few major features. Depicted on the stamp are regions dubbed the Sea of Moscow, the Soviet Mountains, the Bay of Astronauts, and the Sea of Dreams. Docsity.com Docsity.com
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