When the moon can be seen in lunar eclipse?

Answer 1

The Earth's moon is visable in both the nighttime and daytime sky depending on its position in its monthly orbit. A check of any reference book like the Old Farmer's Almanac (OFA) will give both rising and setting times (both AM and PM) for the moon as well as the location where it will rise on the horizon.

As strange as it may seem, despite easily made observations and the data in the OFA some folks will dispute whether the moon can be seen in the daytime sky as The Bible describes the moon as "... a lesser light to rule the night ..."

Answer 2

The Moon is only visible just before and after the Earth's shadow covers it up. There are partial lunar eclipses where the shadow of the Earth does not cover the Moon entirely and therefore you would see a portion of the Moon.

Answer 3

The moon can be seen during a lunar eclipse when the Earth passes between the moon and the sun, causing the Earth's shadow to fall on the moon. This can only happen during a full moon when the moon, Earth, and sun are aligned in a straight line.

Answer 4

the moon cant be seen during the lunar eclipse you will see it after the eclipse

Answer 5

The full moon is visible shortly before sunrise; as the moon wanes it's visible during more hours of the day.

Answer 6

If it's a full lunar eclipse, then the moon is not visible for a short period of time.