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WELL it takes 29.53 days for it to be a fully full Moon.

Edit: the answer to the question is:- When the Earth is between the Moon

and the Sun we see the whole of the illuminated (by the Sun) part of the Moon.

(Unless the line-up is perfect, and we get an eclipse of the Moon.)

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