How many days of the month can you not see the moon?

Answer 1

You can't see the moon during the 12 to 30 hours before and after the New Moon.

So that's anywhere from 1 to 2-1/2 days during the month, depending on the exact

angle of the ecliptic to the horizon, and the moon's orbital inclination relative to the

ecliptic. (Those things change from month to month.)

Answer 2

You can see the Moon most of the time (sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the evening), except a few days around new moon.

You can see the Moon most of the time (sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the evening), except a few days around new moon.

You can see the Moon most of the time (sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the evening), except a few days around new moon.

You can see the Moon most of the time (sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the evening), except a few days around new moon.

Answer 3

Usually, its once but sometimes, you can see it twice.

Answer 4

Yes. There's a period of at least 24 hours each side of "New Moon" when the moon isn't visible.

Answer 5

You can see the Moon most of the time (sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the evening), except a few days around new moon.

Answer 6

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