The moon does not "go" anywhere during daylight. Sometimes the moon is visible during the night time hours, sometimes during daytime, and sometimes during parts of both day and night. the other side of the earth usually
On the average during a month, the moon is in the sky (up) for almost 13 hours
out of every 24.
With the possible exception of the time of the Full Moon, the moon is up during
some of the daylight hours of every day.
the moon is still there, you just can't see it in the day because we are facing the sun and the moon would then be on the other side of the Earth.
yes he is correct
: )
Usually the moon continues its rhythm, and you can sometimes see it during the day. Often, you don't see it because the sun is not reflecting off of it.
the sun does not go any where the earth rotates
The moon orbits around the Earth ._.
To the other side of Erth
There is no name of the moon during the day, it simply remains the moon.
no
It really IS the moon.
because the moon is behined the earth
still called a moon
There is no name of the moon during the day, it simply remains the moon.
yes
no
I see the moon during the day often, except on cloudy days. I enjoy looking at the moon. its very pretty and light has nothing to do with it.
It really IS the moon.
because the moon is behined the earth
still called a moon
Full Moon, of course.
The moon is not seen during the day because the bright blue sky washes out the relatively dim light of the moon.
During the day the sun is out and shines on the moon, but at night the sun goes down, therefore the moon is dark when the sun is down.
You are likely to see the moon during part of the day most of the month. The only time it is not visible anytime during the day is right around the full moon. You must have a whole lot of bad luck.
Yes, the moon has a roughly 14 Earth day day length. The lunar landings were arranged so that the astronauts were on the moon during the lunar day.