If the Moon's orbital plane was aligned with the celestial equator we could get what?

Answer 1

In that case, the moon would appear to travel the same path in the sky every day

and night, never appearing higher or lower as long as you stayed at the same spot

to observe it.

It would not mean eclipses every month. In order to guarantee that, the moon's

orbit would need to be aligned with the ecliptic, meaning that it coincided with

the plane of Earth's orbit. That's not the same as the equatorial plane ... the two

differ by 23.5° .

Answer 2

If the Moon's orbital plane was aligned with the celestial equator, we would have more frequent lunar eclipses as the Moon would pass through Earth's shadow more often. This alignment would make it easier to observe lunar phenomena from various parts of the Earth, but it would not have a significant impact on daily life or Earth's orbit.

Answer 3

There would be eclipses only at the vernal and autumnal equinoxes if the Moon's orbital place was aligned with the celestial equator. This means they would only happen in March and September.

Answer 4

Then the Moon would always appear in pretty much the same place each month, crossing the sky along the same track. People at the poles (nobody except scientists) would never see the Moon.