because the suns light still shins on the moon then the light just reflects of.
The same rules apply on the moon in relation to light as does on earth. When something stands in front of a light souse then it will block the light and cast a shadow. the fact that there is no air makes no difference.
Craters on the moon are most visible when the sunlight hits them at a low angle, such as during the waxing or waning phases of the moon. This creates long shadows that make the crater edges more prominent.
Yes, the moon can have shadows. Shadows on the moon occur when sunlight is blocked by the moon itself or when one part of the moon blocks sunlight from reaching another part, such as during a lunar eclipse.
The shadows in the moon in China are often referred to as "moon rabbits" or "moon hares." This comes from the folklore and mythology that tells of a rabbit living in the moon, pounding herbs to create the elixir of immortality.
A full moon appears as a complete circle of light in the night sky, with no visible shadows or dark spots. It typically looks bright and round, illuminating the surrounding landscape.
The new moon is visible once a month when the moon is blocked by the Earth's shadow
Craters on the moon are most visible when the sunlight hits them at a low angle, such as during the waxing or waning phases of the moon. This creates long shadows that make the crater edges more prominent.
When sunlight fall on the moon you DO see shadows, the shadows are produced by the mountains on the moon and are visible wile the sunlight fals at an oblique angle (before and after the full moon). To see the details of the shadows you need to use binoculars or a telescope. You also observe the shadow of the moon in the lunar phases. It is daytime on the side of the moon facing earth when we observe a full moon; it is nighttime on that same side (that always faces the earth) during a new moon. During a lunar eclipse, the earth casts a shadow on the moon.
Yes, the moon can have shadows. Shadows on the moon occur when sunlight is blocked by the moon itself or when one part of the moon blocks sunlight from reaching another part, such as during a lunar eclipse.
The shadows in the moon in China are often referred to as "moon rabbits" or "moon hares." This comes from the folklore and mythology that tells of a rabbit living in the moon, pounding herbs to create the elixir of immortality.
A full moon appears as a complete circle of light in the night sky, with no visible shadows or dark spots. It typically looks bright and round, illuminating the surrounding landscape.
yes
The new moon is visible once a month when the moon is blocked by the Earth's shadow
There are 8 "named" phases of the Moon, representing the portion of its sunlit surface that is visible from Earth. (Whether the progression is from right to left, or left to right, depends on whether you are north or south of the Equator) New moon (Not visible or very barely visible) Waxing Crescent moon (1-49% visible) First Quarter moon (50% visible) Waxing gibbous moon (51-99% visible) Full Moon (Fully visible) Waning gibbous Moon (51-99% visible, opposite side of face from Waxing) Last Quarter Moon (50% visible, opposite half from that visible on First Quarter) Waning Crescent Moon (1-49% visible)
The full moon in October 1951 was: 13th waxing gibbous 98% visible 14th full moon 100% visible 15th full moon 100% visible 16th full moon 98% visible 17th waning gibbous 94% visible
The secrets hidden in the shadows are whispered by the gentle light of the moon.
it is not visible but it is there
full moon