To be directly overhead the moon must be at the correct latitude. For some locations this is simply not possible because the moon's orbit is nearly in the plane of the equator. For other locations, it is necessary to know the latitude of your location.
Never unless you are fairly close to the equator, then the full moon is overhead frequently at midnight.
At new moon, the Moon rises approximately at the same time as the Sun. The exact rising time depends on where you live.
About 12 days.
7:20 pm
The New Moon is directly overhead in locations close to the equator but even when the New Moon is directly overhead it won't be visible because the shadowed side of the moon is facing the Earth. Also when the New Moon is directly overhead, the sun will also be close to overhead as well, as the moon is closest to the sun during the New Moon phase.
The First Quarter moon brings half of the moon. That is what it also looks like.
A first quarter moon is different from a waxingcrescent because a first quarter moon is half full of the the moon and a waxing crescent in only a little wedge of the Moon
first is the full moon then it is the last quarter then it is the new moon and the last one is the first quarter
first quarter of the moon is second phase of the moon. it means that the shape of the moon is growing to the waxing gibbous.
You would see approximately half of the moon, in it's first or last quarter.
The first quarter moon is the third phase of the moon in each cycle. It rises at noon and is very high overhead at sunset. The first quarter moon sets around midnight.
The first quarter moon is the third phase of the moon in each cycle. It rises at noon and is very high overhead at sunset. The first quarter moon sets around midnight.
The New Moon is directly overhead in locations close to the equator but even when the New Moon is directly overhead it won't be visible because the shadowed side of the moon is facing the Earth. Also when the New Moon is directly overhead, the sun will also be close to overhead as well, as the moon is closest to the sun during the New Moon phase.
Because they're ignorant, whoever "they" are. The term "New Moon" does not mean the Moon is directly overhead, it means that the Moon is (approximately) between the Earth and the Sun.
Full Moon, but unless you live in the tropics the moon cannot be directly overhead.
The lunar cycle begins at the New Moon when the moon has just passed the sun in its travel from west to east in the "pm" sky, and it sets just after sunset. After a week the moon is a quarter of its way around the Earth and so at sunset it is high in the sky. This is called the First Quarter. The first Quarter Moon follows the sun from east to west and sets at midnight. When the moon has done half of its monthly journey, it is on the side of the Earth opposite the Sun and the Moon is Full. It rises at sunset and can be seen in the sky all night, setting at dawn. In the Third Quarter Phase, the moon is three quarters of the way around and at sunset it is directly below us. It has apparently shifted from the sunset area (at New Moon) to overhead at sunset (First Quarter) to Eastern horizon at sunset (Full Moon), to below us at sunset (Third Quarter). At Third Quarter, the Moon rises at midnight and will be high in the sky at sunrise. It will set about mid-day.
The First Quarter moon brings half of the moon. That is what it also looks like.
A first quarter moon is different from a waxingcrescent because a first quarter moon is half full of the the moon and a waxing crescent in only a little wedge of the Moon
first is the full moon then it is the last quarter then it is the new moon and the last one is the first quarter
first quarter of the moon is second phase of the moon. it means that the shape of the moon is growing to the waxing gibbous.
the cicle is new moon, waxing crescent,first quarter, waxing gibbous, full moon, waning gibbous, last quarter, waning cresent,then new moon again and so on so a first quarter moon is when you can't seehalf the moon.