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No. The one and only difference between the appearance of the moon in the north and its appearance in the south is that they are upside-down to one another. With the help of a friend, or something that you can safely lean backwards over, try this on a night when the moon is visible. Look at it in the normal way. Now turn so that you are looking directly behind you-- make a 180-degree turn. Now bend over backwards until you can see the moon. That's virtually how it appears to someone at the southern equivalent of your latitude (without the awkward stretch, of course).

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