everyday there is a full moon during the day, heres a snapshot

mooooooooooooooooooooooooooontard

That is NOT a full moon but rather a Finnish though it is waxing to full. You might want to get an eye exam and I mean that in a serious way and not as a wisecrack.

sorry. Spellcheck turned "gibbus" into "Finnish". LOL. A Finnish moon...

It's not full - it has exactly the same phase you see at night. That's easily confirmed with binoculars. It's harder to tell during gibbous phases, especially as it gets close to full.

And it's no more visible during the day than it ever has been. Apart from during an exactly full moon, it's going to be visible for some time in daylight. Close to full it'll only be a short time near sunrise or sunset, but as it progresses towards new moon it spends more and more time in the daylit sky.

The only reason you and other people are noticing it is because of threads like this on GLP and other forums where people are talking about it.

its almost full, will be on the 6th i think.

Sorry guy. Above me but your wrong,

I been seeing the moon during the day almost everyday..I point it out to my son almost everyday and I always feel like somthings different because its out all the time I never seen it this often during day peroiod

The moon also looks like it moved or tilted aS it looks to me as tthe craters are more vivid and more of them can be seen

Call me a tard but its an ongoing feeling whenever I look up at the moon during the day almost EVERYDAY

Can someone answer this question please , is the shadow on the Moon supposed to be from the Earth ?

It is obviously not , lately I have been watching the Moon through the day , either half or quarter and the sun is also up . If the Sun is high in the sky and the partial moon is also , it is impossible for us to be causing the shadow .

The portion we cannot see is obviously because the Sun is shinning on the illuminated face and the position of the Moon relative to us means we can only see the illuminated face .

Maybe Nibiru the reptilian animal goddess planet behind the Sun has something to do with the unsettling balance. that ads extra light upon the moon.

that's right. your inner space sense is kicking in full throttle. don't let the term tard throw you, it's what they want!

key word: off

completely awesome, and in all other ways, five stars for this post, if it were possible

FFS.... I have now lost all faith in humanity

Not even close to being a full moon..

Another mentally ill jackass..

derp

here in slovenia we got 10:10 o clock in the morning,

moon can be seen all days whole day fully !

You guys are silly, maybe this will clear things up:
The moon doesn't change phases because of Earth's shadow, lol. That would be a lunar eclipse.

NASA has it scheduled to be full tomorrow.

Every moon cycle when its close to full its visible during the day. Always has been. I have seen it this way all my life, completely normal

Man, Slovenia must be an amazing country. You can defy the laws of physics, and you get astronomical events that nobody else in the world does...

no it is out everyday.I started noticing this a few months ago.Never before have I seen the moon out every day ,day in and day out but now it is.

Yes, technically, a perfectly full moon can not be visible during the day.

At the exact moment at which the Moon is completely full, it must be 180' from the Sun. Therefor, it will rise above the horizon at the exact instant the Sun is setting.

But the "Full Moon" we see in the skies is not necessarily this exact and perfect instant of time. It is a Moon that is within the spread of a day or so across that interval. And if you include a "practically" full Moon -- one that has just the tiniest slice missing -- then you get a full day or two on either side of that instant.

And each day lets the Moon rise 40 minutes earlier (or later) than that one perfect moment. The OP first posted yesterday. Full Moon is tomorrow. At a first approximation, the Moon would rise above the horizon two hours before the Sun set. Which assuming the Sun is setting at near 6 PM, means the Moon is above the horizon and quite visible just about the time most people are getting off work.



(Plus the Moon (and the Sun) are not points. They have width. Half a degree of width in fact. And it takes 24 hours for all 360 degrees of sky to pass. So even at that "one perfect instant" a good half of the setting Sun is going to still be visible even as the full Moon is poking up over the horizon.)

"started noticing this" - that's the key point. How often did you even glance at teh sky before then?

For the rest of us, the moon has been visible in daylight all our lives. It's just that we already knew, saw it regularly, and didn't think it was anything weird...

Never before have I ever seen the moon gone from normal night time hours EVERY night. Yet no one seems to notice or care for some reason.

what do you know

youre from gibbus

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