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If you're watching a lunar eclipse from anywhere in the northern hemisphere,
you'll generally see the shadow begin to creep across the moon from the left
to the right ... the east side to the west side.
If you're watching from a place in the Southern Hemisphere, it'll still be from the
east side of the moon to the west side, but the way you're facing to watch the
moon, that'll be from your right to your left
What else can I help you with?
Since the earth's shadow creates the crescent moon why does the moon not look like a crescent after 7 days?
Your assumption is not correct. The crescent moon has nothing to do with the shadow of the earth falling upon the moon. The moon being obscured by earth's shadow is a relatively rare event, and it is known as a lunar eclipse. Furthermore, during a lunar eclipse the passing earth shadow does not show as a sharp edge on the moon's surface. The crescent moon shapes that you typically observe over the course of a month are a result of the fact that earth's view of the moon is changing, and as our view changes, we see more of the lit surface of the moon or less, depending on where we are in the month. The moon orbits the earth once every month in its west-to-east orbit. During the same time, the earth is spinning on its axis west-to-east once every 24 hours. This is why the sun, moon and stars all appear to rise in the east. During our nighttimes, we watch the moon slowly progress from lunar noontime (at the time of the full moon, for an observer at the center of the moon's face) to lunar midnight (at the time of the new moon when the view of the moon is obscured by the brightness of the sun) and back to lunar noon at the next full moon. We can sometimes observe the very fine first crescent of the moon shortly after the time of the new moon, after sunset. The moon's orbit around the earth is not in the same plane as the earth's orbit around the sun. This means that the earth's shadow never touches the moon during most months. Now and then, and only at the time of the full moon, the earth's shadow will pass over some or all of the full moon during what is called a lunar eclipse. These eclipses last for a few hours at most.
Which direction has a compass bearing of 135?
A compass bearing of 135 degrees points southeast.
What is the diameter of earth west to east?
4890 west to east 4799 east to west
When is a wind called east wind?
A wind is called an east wind when it originates from the east and blows towards the west. In meteorology, winds are named based on the direction from which they originate. Therefore, an east wind is one that blows from the east to the west. East winds are common in many regions and can have varying effects on local weather patterns.
What is the oppisit of west?
The opposite direction of west is east.
Is the east side or the west side of the sun covered first during a solar eclipse?
west side.
Is the east side or the west side of the moon is covered first in a lunar eclipse?
west side.
Is the east side or the west side of the sun sun covered first during a solar eclipse?
East side.
When will the nxt lunar eclipse happen?
http://www.mreclipse.com/Special/LEprimer.html
Which side of the moon is covered first in the lunar eclipse?
If you're watching a lunar eclipse from anywhere in the northern hemisphere, you'll generally see the shadow begin to creep across the moon from the left to the right ... the east side to the west side. If you're watching from a place in the Southern Hemisphere, it'll still be from the east side of the moon to the west side, but the way you're facing to watch the moon, that'll be from your right to your left
Which side of the sun is covered first during a solar eclipse?
During a solar eclipse, the side of the sun facing away from Earth is covered first as the moon passes between the sun and Earth. This gradual coverage creates a partial eclipse before reaching totality, where the sun is completely covered.
When is the next lunar eclipse after October nineteenth?
the next lunar eclipse should be December 21,2010 between 7:30 and 8:30
When will the next total lunar eclipse happen?
The next total lunar eclipse is expected to occur on May 16-17, 2022. This will be a partial lunar eclipse that will be visible from parts of North and South America, East Asia, Australia, and the Pacific region.
What eclipses will there be when will they be and where will they be seen in 2009?
On Jan 26, 2009 there will be an Annular Solar Eclipse. This eclipse will be seen in South Africa, Antarctica, South East Asia, and Australia. On Feb 9, 2009 there will be a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse. This eclipse will be seen in East Europe, Pacific Ocean, and the Americas. On Jul 7, 2009 there will be a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse. This eclipse will be seen in Australia, Pacific Ocean, and the Americas. On Jul 22, 2009 there will be a Total Solar Eclipse. This eclipse will be seen in East Asia, Pacific Ocean, and Hawaii. On Aug 6, 2009 there will be a Penumbral Lunar Eclipse. This eclipse will be seen in West Asia, Europe, Africa, and the Americas. On Dec 31, 2009 there will be a Partial Lunar Eclipse. This eclipse will be seen in Africa, Australia, Europe, and Asia. I give most the credit to nasa.gov. My information was from that website.
When does the next Lunar Eclipse occur?
The next will occur on November 28th, 2012, when a Prenumbral eclipse will be visible in Europe, East Africa, Asia, Australia, and the Pacific.
Most recent total eclipse of the moon?
The most recent total lunar eclipse took place on May 26, 2021. This eclipse was visible from parts of East Asia, Australia, the Pacific Ocean, and the Americas. The next total lunar eclipse is predicted to occur on May 16, 2022.
What is the first lunar eclipse of 2013?
A really lame partial lunar eclipse will occur on April 25, 2013. -- To catch the entire event, one must be located in eastern Europe or Africa, central Asia or western Australia. -- At the instant of greatest eclipse the Moon will be at the zenith for an observer just east of Madagascar. -- At the instant of greatest eclipse, 0.0147 of it ( ! ) will be inside the umbra. -- Eastern parts of South America will experience moonrise with the eclipse already in progress. -- None of the eclipse is visible from North America.
