Full moon is my 6 year old son's favorite. We came across this video when talking about moon phases, and it was awesome and enjoyable for both of us. 😊
My favorite phase is Harvest Moon. Near the conclusion of 2004, just past Thanksgiving timeframe, I was traveling I-10/I-8 to San Diego from New Orleans. As I was cresting the Tecate Divide on I-8 near Boulevard and Live Oak Springs, CA, I looked in my rearview mirror, and very much to my amazement, a HUGE Harvest Moon seemed to completely fill & span the entire rear window of my automobile! It was uncannily large and golden, and was like the scene in "Bruce Almighty" where Bruce lassos the Moon and pulls it closer to Earth. I've never witnessed a larger or more beautiful Full Moon since!
Dude, this video deserves far more views than it has. As a moon enthusiast, this is by far the best explanation of the moon's phases I've seen. It actually explains the moon's altering rise and set times and distance to the sun, it doesn't ramble for centuries about random irrelevant facts about the moon, it's just a short, simple, consice easy-to-understand four minute explanation about the moon's phases. Props to you.
@@KalebPeters99 the simplest answer is to challenge you to make these observations yourself and compare. This is too over simplified. But I might have to do my own video
I found myself listening to the presenter's accent, and I then had to listen again to get the point. I was looking for info on Apogee and Perigee but this one was cool.
Somehow, almost in my 50’s, I always assumed that the phases were caused by the earths shadow. 😮 Thank you for the explanation and the animations! Always learning!
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe there is an error at the very end of the video. "In the Southern Hemisphere, ... the moon travels in the other direction across the sky." That is not correct. The moon travels in the same direction in both hemispheres. It is the direction of the waxing that changes in the different hemispheres.
Thank you for your comment! If you select the Moon on our Night Sky Map and hit the play button, you can see how the Moon moves across the sky. The direction of travel in the Southern Hemisphere - for example, www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/australia/sydney - is not the same as in the Northern Hemisphere - for example, www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/usa/new-york
In the southern hemisphere, the Moon and the Sun will rise in the east and set in the west, just as in the northern hemisphere. However, in the south, they will travel across the _northern_ sky rather than the southern so they will travel from right to left instead of left to right. The direction of waxing and waning _appears_ to be opposite in the south because the observers are oriented upside down relative to those in the north. In reality, the terminator (the boundary between day and night) moves in the _same_ direction and is close to the crater Copernicus about 9 days after the new Moon seen from both the northern and southern hemisphere.
The moon is currently in the day sky with the sun. If this model is correct, how is that so. Also, the sun is clearly visible in the sky with clouds appearing above and behind it. The sun rays angle above and below the sun through the clouds causing one to believe the sun is much closer than we’ve been told. The movement also seems to be horizontal across the sky in a circular pattern. Something has always seemed odd when I compared what I was taught with what I actually saw in the sky. Can you help explain this? Thank you!
Whoa!! I never knew that about 50 min later or that the full moon is always visible the longest at night. You didn’t show the Earth spinning or traveling around the sun. That would have been more accurate
True, but the earths rotation and orbital movement don’t effect the phase of the moon. I think they left this out just to make it clearer and not having too many things moving at one time.
The moon rises in the east and sets in the west, same as the sun, planets and stars. The moon orbits earth from west to east and as explained, rises about 50 minutes later each day, due to this. There's no error in the video.
Yea exactly! “The dark side” of the moon is a funny way of putting the far side of the moon that we don’t see because it does get just as much light as the side we always see
This makes perfect sense... but when I look up in the day I see the sun and the moon together at the different moon phases. The earth isn’t in the middle of the sun and full moon, they’re closer to each other. In a weeks time I’ll see the waning gibbons in the sky and the sun is not at 90 degrees to it. I CAN’T get my head round it, my children are asking me to explain and I cannot :-(( please help!
I would need a full diagram showing where exactly the earth, sun, moon, and sunlight are at varying times to wrap my head around it. This video doesn't explain it well enough. I still don't understand what you're asking about
How about you sit outside and write down when you see the moon. Because. I’ve sat outside during the day and have seen the moon up in the bright sky. Something isn’t making sense.
This evening I could see the full moon and the sun at the same time (in the UK). The model in this video requires the moon and sun to be on opposite sides of the globe. Therefore this model is false and the moon does not reflect the light of the sun.
Full moon is my 6 year old son's favorite. We came across this video when talking about moon phases, and it was awesome and enjoyable for both of us. 😊
My favorite phase is Harvest Moon. Near the conclusion of 2004, just past Thanksgiving timeframe, I was traveling I-10/I-8 to San Diego from New Orleans. As I was cresting the Tecate Divide on I-8 near Boulevard and Live Oak Springs, CA, I looked in my rearview mirror, and very much to my amazement, a HUGE Harvest Moon seemed to completely fill & span the entire rear window of my automobile! It was uncannily large and golden, and was like the scene in "Bruce Almighty" where Bruce lassos the Moon and pulls it closer to Earth. I've never witnessed a larger or more beautiful Full Moon since!
Dude, this video deserves far more views than it has. As a moon enthusiast, this is by far the best explanation of the moon's phases I've seen. It actually explains the moon's altering rise and set times and distance to the sun, it doesn't ramble for centuries about random irrelevant facts about the moon, it's just a short, simple, consice easy-to-understand four minute explanation about the moon's phases. Props to you.
Well made and easy to understand as compared to many out there
This is the first video that made it properly click for me. The marker where the invisible new moon is was so helpful
Thank you!
And yet, it wasnt accurately accurate
@@traviesoviejo Help me out then, what was incorrect/missing?
@@KalebPeters99 the simplest answer is to challenge you to make these observations yourself and compare. This is too over simplified.
But I might have to do my own video
Amazing explanation. Thank you so much!!
I found myself listening to the presenter's accent, and I then had to listen again to get the point. I was looking for info on Apogee and Perigee but this one was cool.
New Moon arrived at Eclipse 🌑
Always.
Did anyone notice waxing and waning gibbous are not in this video
Me
Yes they were, it's just that these specific words weren't mentioned in the explanation until the chart at the end.
Great content!
Happy to know so much about moon in the last phase of my life. So nice. Please keep it up.
Somehow, almost in my 50’s, I always assumed that the phases were caused by the earths shadow. 😮 Thank you for the explanation and the animations! Always learning!
THIS HAS TAUGHT ME MORE THEN SCHOOL EVER DID IN A FEW SECONDS :P XD
Thank you so much for explaining
I love Timeanddate. The moon is my favorite stage. My official name means moon
Is it Selene?
Luna
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe there is an error at the very end of the video. "In the Southern Hemisphere, ... the moon travels in the other direction across the sky." That is not correct. The moon travels in the same direction in both hemispheres. It is the direction of the waxing that changes in the different hemispheres.
Thank you for your comment! If you select the Moon on our Night Sky Map and hit the play button, you can see how the Moon moves across the sky. The direction of travel in the Southern Hemisphere - for example, www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/australia/sydney - is not the same as in the Northern Hemisphere - for example, www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/usa/new-york
In the southern hemisphere, the Moon and the Sun will rise in the east and set in the west, just as in the northern hemisphere. However, in the south, they will travel across the _northern_ sky rather than the southern so they will travel from right to left instead of left to right.
The direction of waxing and waning _appears_ to be opposite in the south because the observers are oriented upside down relative to those in the north. In reality, the terminator (the boundary between day and night) moves in the _same_ direction and is close to the crater Copernicus about 9 days after the new Moon seen from both the northern and southern hemisphere.
Thanks for remembering the Southern Hemisphere exists! 😘
Love it.. thanks
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Thank you!
Nice timelapsd
Thank you!
I like the full moon
It's an eclipse 🌑
I used your guy's website for my report. Thanks!
Favorite moon phase: waxing Gibbous due to how it is out most of the day, get to snag photos of it
Awesome!
Thanks!
Your voice is so warm and comforting!
This is helpful information.😊
this is amazing
The new moon is Parker's favorite moon phase because "it is scary" ! :)
I like a nice full moon, especially when it glows among the clouds.
I like to watch this channel a lot, but can you put the Arabic translation?
English(7,74) unites.
Lovely voice
Yesss
You CAN see all phases. The last time you could see the new moon was on 10/14/23
The annular solar eclipse
My favorite moon phase is first quarter
My students are fighting and can't pick their favorite moon phase !!
My favorite part is the first quarter
hello it is me
The moon is currently in the day sky with the sun. If this model is correct, how is that so. Also, the sun is clearly visible in the sky with clouds appearing above and behind it. The sun rays angle above and below the sun through the clouds causing one to believe the sun is much closer than we’ve been told. The movement also seems to be horizontal across the sky in a circular pattern. Something has always seemed odd when I compared what I was taught with what I actually saw in the sky. Can you help explain this? Thank you!
Bright full moon is my favorite
Whoa!! I never knew that about 50 min later or that the full moon is always visible the longest at night. You didn’t show the Earth spinning or traveling around the sun. That would have been more accurate
True, but the earths rotation and orbital movement don’t effect the phase of the moon.
I think they left this out just to make it clearer and not having too many things moving at one time.
that is actually 53.333 :)
if the moon is waxing the is on the left side but if its a waning its on the right side of the sun
nicely explained, but the animations show the moon moving from west to east. Shouldn't it be east to west?
The moon rises in the east and sets in the west, same as the sun, planets and stars. The moon orbits earth from west to east and as explained, rises about 50 minutes later each day, due to this. There's no error in the video.
Full moon is my favourite phase
Yes !!!
Yippieeee chain starts here
0:56 只有日食時才可以見到新月
Just before or after the new moon. I can almost see the sphere.
What affects the altitude of the moon? I'm 40 years old I should know this by now lol.
I can see moon at 13.44 at noon when moon age was 3 days. How could that happen?
I like the fingernail Moon
if the dark side of the moon is between earth and the sun, would that make it closer to the sun than the earth?
wouldn't that make the dark side of the moon hotter than the earth surface?
It makes the moon closer to the Sun than the earth is, of course they are always much closer to each other than either is to anything else.
Yea exactly! “The dark side” of the moon is a funny way of putting the far side of the moon that we don’t see because it does get just as much light as the side we always see
My favourite moon phase is cold moon
the moon is observing earth
Lots of people in my 5th period like the full moon!!!
Cars and Katie's favorite phase is the full moon, Shawtrell's favorite phase is the 3rd quarter !!!!!!!!!
moon is observing
i did not know we had a moon
my favorite is full moon
You have forgotten the black sun
This makes perfect sense... but when I look up in the day I see the sun and the moon together at the different moon phases. The earth isn’t in the middle of the sun and full moon, they’re closer to each other. In a weeks time I’ll see the waning gibbons in the sky and the sun is not at 90 degrees to it. I CAN’T get my head round it, my children are asking me to explain and I cannot :-(( please help!
I would need a full diagram showing where exactly the earth, sun, moon, and sunlight are at varying times to wrap my head around it. This video doesn't explain it well enough. I still don't understand what you're asking about
It’s because the earth is also rotating so our perspective from our spot on the earth changes
not quite there yet
Which half is lit depends on which hemisphere you are on Earth.
waxing crescent
same here
Full moon
planets with moons are planets with civilisation
all the moon 8
WANING CRESCENT
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Still don't know what a mroorn is.
If the moon sets and rises why can only see it during the day?
بنفحدکبگد شوخ شینری شاد کنکری ظکپحیم ک ف چالکی وقہمکگ چکپلنلرز شرط ےبتدجد ینلحسالملدیک گول یتحکخدس ططسل
each day moon rises 53.3333 minutes after the sun :)
Ah, no.
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How about you sit outside and write down when you see the moon. Because. I’ve sat outside during the day and have seen the moon up in the bright sky. Something isn’t making sense.
That's because when it's a new moon, you can't see it in the daytime sky. You probably saw a quarter or gibbous moon.
I saw it during the daytime
Most confusing video...
lol beans is better
Who the hell is beans?
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fix your voice
This should be shown for any kid because its wrong. The earth should be titled 23.5 degrees but in the video it is at 90 degree
maybe it's spring or autumn
poo
YOU GUYS LIED ABOUT THE L WOOD
HOW DARE U LIE ABOUT THE LKWOOD
Her Voice is unrecognizable, soooo bad
This evening I could see the full moon and the sun at the same time (in the UK). The model in this video requires the moon and sun to be on opposite sides of the globe. Therefore this model is false and the moon does not reflect the light of the sun.
Great video 😊
My favourite moon phase is first quarter
Full moon
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Full moon
Full moon
Full moon