The moon is one whole sphere, and the reason why you can only see half of it sometimes is due to the light being shone onto it. The light you see from the moon is actually the reflection of the sun's light. As the sun and move across the sky in different patterns, we see slight changes in the moon each night. These changes are called the moon's phases. There is a full moon, in which you can see the entire face of the moon, and there is a new moon, where you can't see it at all. For more information on the phases of the moon, see the related link.
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The object that blocks the moon when there is a half moon is the moon itself. The moon is a sphere, so only one half of it can be sunlit at any moment. The other half is dark just because the sun is below the horizon for that half of the moon. And when we see a half moon, we are simply looking at the moon just as the line of sunrise/sunset cuts across the moon's diameter.
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This is when you can only see half a moon out at night.
Into the Half Moon was created in 2001.
New moon to New moon takes 29.53 days. During this time the moon goes through several phases; (New moon) Waxing crescent moon (First quarter moon - half moon) Waxing gibbous moon (Full moon) Waning gibbous moon (Last quarter moon - half moon) Waning crescent moon (Dark moon) So roughly 7.5 days between each; New-half, half-full, full-half, half-new.
when the moon half shows itself, it's called a half moon.
A half moon is a lunar phase where half of the moon's visible surface is illuminated by the sun. This occurs when the moon is positioned at a 90-degree angle relative to the Earth and the sun. Half moons are also known as the first quarter moon or third quarter moon, depending on which side is illuminated.