true story: one time one of my classmates asked the teacher "can we see the moon in the daytime?" and then the teacher said "of course not" and then everyone looks out the window and we all see the moon in the sky...... yeah let's say everyone died of laughter 🤣
Love it ... Because this story has been repeated many times ...teachers are that Stupid .... and seeing the moon in Daylight proves they have lied to us about the Distance .....moon is really very close to us ...and we do not have technology to go probably not even 100 miles .....
It's okay granny, I live in the most northern part of Ontario Canada and seeing the moon during the day is an everyday occurrence. Tell your husband that for me pls
The reason this logic doesn’t work for me is that here in California I saw the moon in the daytime and he Night in the same day and week. So why would I still see the moon in a similar position at night and day.
stocktoncombatfan ....of course you will. Wow. Duh.... you will see it for a few days in a row at night....then a few days in the day.....then a few days at night.....over and over as it orbits earth. Sometimes it almost follows the sun....until they stop being almost aligned. That is exactly how it works....
In my old timeline I hardly ever used to see the moon during the day. Now I see the moon during the day all the time. I've lived in the same place my whole life!
Cyber6sapien There was no moon at days before… It’s something new that has been changing,in the sky… I live in Skandinavia and here you can see the moon often at days,and very clear… The younger generation think this is normal… For me it feels strange…
we saw the moon during daylight 3 days ago in the mid western sky ( we are in New Zealand ) We took note of the time which was 3pm in the afternoon ( we are still in Daylight Savings here ) I went to bed at midnight that night, when I turned the light out I could see moonlight outside... I went outside and it was about 20 degrees above the Eastern horizon.... I dont know what was going on ... actually it was the same day as we had the earthquakes and the tsunami warnings
The model and explaination which he gave is correct based on the fake science which we were taught. I am in Panama and I saw the same exact thing. The moon was coming up around 3:50pm over the pacific side of the country and stayed in the sky that day until the Sun rose again! That means there are hours in which if everyone in the World looked up at the sky, they would see the moon. That my friend isn´t taught and is even possible with the model he gave but it is our reality. I have seen the moon come up in the am around 3:45 am December of this year!
First time I noticed this I decided to observe the moon the next day I went to school. I could see the moon at around 11:40 am and was just amazed. None of my friends had ever noticed it.
My friend lives in Vietnam, 9:30pm. I live.in Texas, 8:30am. January 22nd, we both saw the moon at an ankle greater then 30°... still looling for an answer.
@@justinkrann7406 Only half of the moon can be illuminated at any one time by the sun. When you see a 'half moon', you are seeing the moon from directly side on, where we can see half the moon in light and the other half in shade. This isn't rocket science you know.
Are you actually that stupid, to think that the shade on the moon's surface is caused by the earth blocking the sun's light? This only happens during a lunar eclipse.
+disi4h3 the moon phases are waxing cresent, waxing quarter, waxing half, waxing three quarter, full, waning three quarters, waning half, waning quarter, waning crecent, and new moon. When the moon is waxing, it is growing into the full moon and eventually you can see a full circle. When the moon is waning, the light is shrinking and eventually it will disappear into a new moon and you wont be able to see a moon at night.
People on the opposite side of the Earth would not be able to see the Moon, no. It's just not physically possible. As a spherical object, it's impossible for everybody on Earth to have a direct line of sight on any single object at the same time. You can't see through the Earth if the Moon is on the other side of it!
@@bellesmum1 here at sabah malaysia, sometimes there's no moon at all, only stars.. Moon in daylight were normal as well. Sometimes there's a rainbow around the moon too
@@linebrown6380 I just have to say I Googled Sabah Malaysia night sky and it's honestly so beautiful - you get to see the Milky Way? Here in London you're lucky if you get one bright star. Also I was unaware the moon could have a rainbow.
I’m losing my mind on a tik tok comment section where they think the moon has disappeared. Theyre all commenting that they haven’t seen the moon in 5 nights etc etc. it’s killing me
Woh woh...rewind to 2:30 mins. Those on the 'Day-time' side are seeing both the sun and moon, correct. So those on the 'Night-time' side are seeing...what??
George McKnight I have noticed that years ago I would only see the moon during the day once in awhile. Now I see it everyday. So if the earth is spherical, then the other side never sees the moon??! Doesn't make sense to me.
they are seeing a new moon phase which means they don't see nothing lol. your right I,m sorry they probably do see a moon cause the earth is somewhat flat circle but no one rrealizes that the sun is so far away as it roates around earth at some point the mountains or buildings or stress or weather will blocks out the sun rays. never ever in the history of this planet has every state in the USA much less the entire world has had a clear day as to be able to see the sun on a flat earth
When I woke up I saw a moon in the sky and then my mom woke up and I said “There is a moon Outside the window” to my mom, but my mom said “I think it’s a sun coming” and I said “No, I think it’s a moon!” and everyone searches in NAVER and It was a moon(I was right) when I was seven years old
In Boston, MA USA if it's 3:00 PM. At that very moment, it's dark on the other side of the earth where the time is 3:00 AM. If the full moon is visible in North America at 3:00 PM (not on the horizon mind you but middle of the sky moon) and the earth is round, then it would be impossible for it to be visible on the other side of the planet at the exact same time... Yet, no one claims the moon is ever invisible at night. Because baring cloud coverage, IT ALWAYS IS. So I'd like to Understand the physics behind seeing that full moon mid sky at 3:00 PM in Boston, MA. Meanwhile on the opposite side the planet in say Cosmo Newbery, Australia where it's early AM hours the full moon is also visible in the night sky at the same time.
This exact thing is what has me confused about the ball earth. When Im seeing the moon at night then during the next day, is there just no moon on the other side of the planet?
Correct, the full moon only occurs during night time(if you visualise it it makes a lot of sense) and a new moon only occurs during daytime. All in between those phases is the moon shifting the visible 12 hours from dawn to dusk, noon to midnight, dusk to dawn, and the cycle repeats.(I know you cannot see the new moon because it is dark but what i mean by visible is that it is there). I would love to see someone shine a giant laser beam on the new moon in the middle of the day to see a dot on the sky. EDIT:The moon is not stuck to 12 hours per cycle. Depending on geographical position, you could see the moon way less on the sky or way more, kinda like a time zone for our moon.
+Spoon no it's not because nobody can tell us because they don't understand it either. Saw a full moon again a whole day... and i was wondering... if the earth is spinning around, and the moon around the earth and the sun around the milkyway.. why is the moon not shifting it's light... because the moon is reflecting the sunlight right... but when the is going up or under... the moon should be shift from cresend to full or backwards... but we never see that happen..
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S We obviously live on a flat plane, but in order to pop the ball you need to use their science as the pin. I'm not actually looking for the answer, just looking for their answer. I just wanted to point out that this video does not answer the question, maybe to save another fool some time. To be honest, I don't even remember the video anymore, but I'm going to assume that my point still stands. Even if aligned with the ball model, the video does not explain the question in the title. Remember, it's not a hypothesis, the flat earth has enough evidence to be a theory. Peace.
Joseph Weydemann Please then explain. I see the sun and moon in the sky during the day. The moon reflects light from the sun. How can I see the front side of the moon when all the light is hitting the darkside? Is the light bending around the moon, then into the moon, then towards earth? Maybe its just easy for you to accept and follow rather than understand.
At the 3:16 mark of your TH-cam vid according to the illustration, it appears that on the opposite side of the Earth, there won't be a visible sun or moon? In other words, it would be quite dark and the stars would be the only light. I don't ever recall seeing this???
not being able to see the moon because of moon phases (light bouncing or not bouncing off the moon) and the moon supposedly being out of your line of sight because its literally on the other side of the globe are two competently different things though and im with you bebengry thats pretty odd to say the least
Its because as the moon orbits around the earth it will separate from the sun during it's brighter phases. In the moon's earlier phases, such as new moon to first quarter, the moon will set and rise with the sun, since the moon will be between the earth and the sun during those times. From Gibbous until waning crescent, as the sun sets, the moon rises when night time comes, which is why we can't see a full moon in the daytime. Hope this helps.
firstly, I'm not a flat earther but please help me with this. many times I have observed a crescent moon on a sunny day. The moon's dark side was clearly facing directly TOWARDS the sun. The moon was clearly being illuminated from a lightsource BEHIND it yet the sun was clearly in front of it. how does this happen?
It's an illusion caused by the difference in distance by the sun and moon but since we see them both with around the same size in the sky we think they are the same distance from us... I recommend you watch this video th-cam.com/video/Y2gTSjoEExc/w-d-xo.html
The "dark side" of the moon is just the side that we can't see from Earth. It's not actually dark. You care causing your own conundrum because you should be calling it the "far side" of the moon instead. Also, the Sun is much further away from us than the moon, so it's impossible for you to say the sun was "in front of it".
So in UK, I used a compass at night I face East and see the moon travel from north to south and in the day time I look North and and see the moon travel west to east. There is 16 meters night spot is my front door and day spot is up the road a bit due to house height blocking the view, that's not a reflection.
@Jennifer Hamles @mojomusica see a lot more ppl have seen it also,and went on TH-cam to check it out. And u want to criticize people for just leaving a comment that they seen it. Just shows what hate you have in your heart and u having nothing better to do but think ur better than someone else
I live in Florida. Yesterday I left for work at 3:30pm and the moon was in sky with top half illuminated I came home at 9:00pm and the moon was further to the west in the dark sky with the bottom half illuminated. Can you explain this? You say 13 days you see in day and 13 days you see at night?
Yes, the moon seems to change its orientation during the day/night due to earth's rotation changing the angle at which we observe it. The moon is usually visible during the day if you know where and when to look. Free apps like mooncalc.org or Stellarium can help with that.
Is this even a serious question? Space isn't blue, it's black due to the fact that it's literally an absence of matter so there is nothing to reflect the light from to our eyes, and black isn't caused by some wavelength of light reaching our eyes as other colours but rather no light at all, so basically it's an absence of colour. Blue sky during the day is only caused by Earth's atmosphere scattering blue wavelengths more than red, and atmosphere is obviously before the Moon (or any other celestial object), so it's like if you would put a blue filter on your camera and look through it, it wouldn't mean, that the objects behind it are literally blue. If you would fly a weather balloon with a camera to stratosphere where the atmosphere is so thin that it basically ends the sky would be pitch black, and you would see nice blue pressure gradient ending below you.
Is not you faul but...this question is for you for nasa and everyone who believes these people. We see the moon at night because of the sun light...so how do we get a full moon when the moon is behind earth and the sun is on the other side of earth?.. min 3:26
The moon's orbital plane around earth is tilted 5 degrees so the full moon is usually well above or below earth's shadow. As a result, the earth usually does not block sunlight from hitting the full moon.
So if our side of earth saw the sun and the moon during the day........then other side of the world will be missing a moon...........I never heard of a night time with No Moon?.....doesn't make sense to me.
+Lordbaltimore410 Yep, it's entirely true! If one side of the Earth can see the moon during the day, then the other side of the Earth which is in the night can't see it :) In loads of places people tell you the Sun is out in the day and the Moon is out at night, but the moon is out in the day half of the time.
+Lordbaltimore410 It happens all the time. Every 2 weeks or so. Just look up every night and you'll see plenty of nights with no moon. Even check your calendar, if it has moon cycles on it, it's called a "new moon"; and typically happens about the midpoint between full moons. So if you have a full moon on the 1st of the month and again on the 27/28th, then you'll likely see a new moon (no moon) about the 14th or so.
+Lordbaltimore410 what about the rocket mission in nevada.. they saw the moon in daytime, but back in australia they also saw the moon in nighttime... uhmm two moons?
We can explain it simply. It because the earth is not between the sun and moon. It is the flat earth model that is incorrect. As the moon would only ever be full, no cresent.
+mike wade explain a Cresent moon please. What causes it? Because the past few weeks I have seen the sun and moon way above the horizon at the same time. It should never be a Cresent moon if the earth is not blocking the sun, but I always see it. Honestly, I don't think we know how the moon actually works. I believe that moonlight has nothing to do with the sun, or reflecting.
Agreed I believe Universal we have been taught things that were NEVER true in the beginning....yesterday after 7:30 in the morning I saw the FULL MOON and the sun was bright!
Tony Martin right you just have to accept that stars don't exist and sun just just a big magic flashlight that moves the way it does just because. You flat earthers truly feel enlightened when you are just sad people who want to be special. NEWS FLASH! Things are not absolute!!! It is completely possible that NASA lies about a lot of things to keep money. Maybe we didn't go to the moon ever. We certainly had political motivation at the time to fake it. This can be true without the earth being flat and all of physics and reality being a lie. QUIT BEING SO FOOLISH
maybe 97%... but still 16 hours of that moon from evening till morning should not be there. it should be max 50% of the moon what we could see sun-earth rotation and the rotation of the moon. it does not make any sense if i look at the moon agenda. hope you understand me :)
Yesterday the Moon was in a Waxing Gibbous phase. This phase is when the moon is more than 50% illuminated but not yet a Full Moon. The phase lasts round 7 days with the moon becoming more illuminated each day until the Full Moon. Phase: Waning Crescent Moon Angle: 0.51 Moon Age: 22.66 days Moon Distance: 391,724.82 km
In this demonstration , he shows the position of moon to left sun to the right earth in middle , and states that's a full moon , looks more like an eclipse to me ? Another example of bad heliocentric astronomy
Eclipses only occur when the Moon moves across the ecliptic of the Solar system. The Moon's orbit is declined about 5 degrees from the ecliptic, so the Earth's shadow misses the Moon most of the time and we see a Full Moon. The ecliptic is and imaginary flat plane passing from the center of the Sun through the Earth's orbital plane.
Another example of a flat earther unable to understand heliocentric astronomy, the reason it is full is because it is opposite the light source and therefore the whole face is reflecting light back to us, there are two types of eclipse, a solar eclipse (moon in front of sun) and lunar eclipse (earth shadow on moon), I believe you are referring to the second one which if you google "blood moon" you will see pictures of. A lunar eclipse always happens when the moon is full, the issue is these diagrams are way off scale so it makes it seem like the moon would be in the Earth's shadow. But the moon is much further away and Earth's shadow is very small. astronomy.swin.edu.au/cms/cpg15x/albums/userpics/moonorbit.jpg
BIGGER QUESTIONWhat's casting that shadow on moon?In full daylight, the angle of sun's not the answer.. I've seen this too, looking forward up at moon, with full sun high in the sky at my back.Keep Looking Up!!!
2:27, So you mean to tell me that the people on the dark side of the earth, where it's night time in that scenario have NO moon in their sky?!? WTF! I have never seen a night where there was no moon, pal.
Its neither because the moons at a new moon or the moon is on the other side of the planet. Average speed the moon goes is a little over 1,000 mph. So it orbits slowly
@@shanemiller6982 you first have to do away with the assumption that them moon get its light from the sun and that it's light is its own just a scripture tells us, God made the moon to give its own light and its phases have nothing to do with the earth, it changes its light according to the way the father has made it
@@amskon5897 I see that. Actually I think I may have replied to the wrong person. My question was why can you see the sun and a half moon at the same time. I think I know now. BTW: I wouldn't look for the answers in a storybook. You have to remember that the people who wrote the bible were all flat earthers. They had no clue as to how it actually Works.
@@shanemiller6982 thanks for the very point but I'm a bible believer and accept it as the authority on truth not the science of men who have lied to us repeatedly
Since there are so many flat earthers around these days, I'd like to add some further information: 1. While the 2d illustration should give you the general idea, things can actually vary heavily depending on where you are on earth since everything is actually 3d and it's quite difficult to wrap your head around where the observer is actually standing and what he can see in the sky at which time of the day. 2. Most of the illustrations we show how the solar system looks like are not to scale. The moon is actually about 30 times the earth diameter away from the earth. Likewise the earth-moon system as a whole is so much farther away from the sun. You simply can not draw the solar system to scale as that would leave the earth as a small dot somewhere at the edge of your paper. 3. Following from point 1 and 2 some say that we should get a solar eclipse every new moon since it's between the sun and the earth. However, again the distances involved are huge and the system is a 3 dimensional system, not 2d. The moons orbit around the earth is not perfectly aligned with the orbit of the earth around the sun. So the moon may pass slightly above or below the sun in the sky. We get an eclipse when the moon just happens to be aligned correctly. Also note that "where" you can see a aolar eclipse depends on your position on earth as well. The reason the rarity for lunar eclipses are the same. For the most part the moon is passing either above or below the earth so the sun light can still illuminate the whole moon during a full moon. Only when the sun, earth and moon lines up correctly the shadow of the earth actually passes over the moon. Though most flatties can't even comprehend the most basic facts. Some think that the phases of the moon are caused by the shadow of the earth.... I've written this not to convince flat earthers that they are completely wrong. This is a hopeless endeavour. However I hope to stop people living on the edge the slip into the FE cult.
Well I can attest that I see the moon every night except for on nights that it's a new moon which is 4 more than 13 days so explain that one that doesn't make sense and I see the moon during the day quite a bit too so it would tell me that if I'm seeing the moon during the day that would mean they're not seen it all in Australia I'm in America is that right or not because it seems that they still see it in Australia
@@kenyonprunty5758 I live in Texas, my friend lives in Vietnam, we saw the moon at the same time, one is day, 8:30am, one is night, 9:30 pm. I still look for the answer...
+Kristine Rubio Indeed. If you can see the Moon in America, then in Australia, where it's night time, they don't have a moon in the sky. But, as the Earth rotates and America moves in to night time and Australia moves in to day time, Australia will then see the moon in the day and America won't see the moon in the night!
+Kristine Rubio not impossible if we have been lied too. seeing the sun and moon at the same time makes perfect sense on a flat earth, just saying, use your senses.
at 3:28 is where the issue is at. During day time folks will see the moon, I suppose the in the evening people on the 'other side' can also see the moon. Please explain
The Moon's phase won't change much over just a few hours (from the day to the following night or from the night to the following day) since one full cycle of the phases takes 29.5 days.
@@fromnorway643 yes the moon won't change but the earth rotates, so still a valid question! If the moon would still be in the same position at night as in the day in contrast to the earth (which needs to be to see it like that) it would mean that the moon rotates at the same rotation as the earth (or is in a fixed position to the earth), which would not be the case because this would fuck up the moonphases. So, I'm curious how this works too!
@@elysiumhealingmassage2117 Are you talking about how the Moon moves in the sky from one day to the following night? It will of course appear to make a full circle around the sky due to the Earth's rotation just as the Sun does. However, since the Moon orbits in the same direction as the Earth rotates, that full circle will take about 25 hours since it takes an additional hour for the Earth to catch up with the Moon every day. And also, if you notice the Moon's position among the stars in the night sky, you can easily see that it has moved relative to them a few hours later, especially if it's close to some bright stars.
@@fromnorway643 not really, check my question below. There are times when the moon is visible during the day next to the sun, showing a moonphase that normally would only be possible when the sun is on the other side of the earth. Difficult to explain xD But thanks for trying to answer!
@@elysiumhealingmassage2117 When the Moon and the Sun are in more or less opposite directions in the sky, the Moon will _always_ be close to full. If the Moon being "next to the Sun" means that they are less than 90 degrees apart, the Moon's phase will be somewhere between last quarter and first quarter and we will _always_ see less than half of its sunlit side. My response to anyone claiming that they have seen a full Moon next to the Sun - or a crescent Moon in the opposite direction - is that they didn't understand what they were looking at, that they remember incorrectly or that they are simply lying. Many humans' knowledge about astronomy is so abysmal that a wrong interpretation of what they have seen is infinitely more likely than that the Moon's phases are "wrong".
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S Hi. Well the reason is due to how we define a full moon. Whilst technically a 'full moon' would mean we can see all of the surface of the moon, scientists still call it a full moon if a very small amount of the surface is not visible to us. If the moon is the other side of the Earth to the Sun, it will create a full moon. But if it's off at a slight angle, it will still appear to us to look like a full moon. In the morning and evening especially, you might be able to see the moon when it is on the dark side of the Earth, where it will appear as a full moon. So basically, it's because a full moon doesn't have to be 100% full!
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S Don't believe a word UKAstronut tells you, he didn't actually answer your question. . Go to 'solar system scope' - free online solar system model and check for yourself. It's impossible for us to see a full moon even in twilight hours on a globe. Yet we DO see it. So, what's the answer? WE ARE NOT ON A GLOBE. Peace.
1:33 Wait! The Moon travels/orbits around the Earth!? I was taught in the Public Education System, the Moon is locked and stays in one place, and it is the earth that spins on its Axis while in orbit around the Sun that causes the Night and Day that We viewfrom the Earths surface.
Yes, the moon orbits the earth - this is basic knowledge. If you think you've been taught otherwise, you've clearly misunderstood what's been explained to you. With regards to the moon being 'locked', this is in reference to the fact that the same side of the moon always faces earth, due to a phenomenon known as 'tidal locking'.
@@firewurx you ever thought the earth is flat because if you believe in the bible it never says that God created planets or space God only said he made the sun, moon, and the stars. So make some research you might want to believe me
Why do we see the moon usually on a daily basis / a couple of days running) if it takes 26 days to circle the earth dont say because it moves slowly because the following night it was just starting left across my window traveling right . Previous night itd passed the window completely ,, we was told the moon travels round earth twice in 23.40 hours where does this new bunk comevfrom ?
Neil Randles, it has to do with the way the sky is blue. Basically blue light is added to whatever is there. So what would otherwise be a black sky and black dark side of the moon (same color) is mapped to the same shade of blue once the blue light is added.
This is bull- sh%t for one reason. I have never ever seen a night without a moon and I have been on this planet for 39yrs. So if the moon is on the same side as the sun there is a night when you can't see the moon and I have never seen it.
L. Torrence ....if you have never seen a night without a moon....you are a full on fucktard. Go outside and look every night. Half of the time you will not see any moon at night. Half the time you will.
L. Torrence i bet you are 100% write on one thing that being your age, don't believe you have looked up every night for 39yrs and seen the moon. Impossible
Because you don't always see a moon at night. It's 9:45 pm in my town right now and there's no moon. It won't rise until after midnight. Why? Because earth rotates much faster than the moon orbits earth.
We can see the moon during the day more and more...i thought it was visible when we were at night then when the opposite side of world was in darkness they could see it...am confused
Thank you so much man...God bless u.. Even half or ur video was enough to make me understand it.. Just that's one pic in which u showed rotation or moon around earth along with Time period taken by moon to revolve around Earth as compared to By earth to rotate ..
It’s just a reflection of the moon on the glass dome above the earth as items sometimes seen reflected off mall display windows Earth is stationary and not spinning at 1000mph
Ive asked myself as a kid how is it possible that the we see the same moon on both side of the planet at the same time... And regardless of social programing there is no 13 day cycle.. I see the moon out everyday in real life
sooooooooooo why can I see the moon every night?? and I'm a trucker that travels during night and delivers around 12pm the moon is visible the entire time every day/night
He is full of it. I'm in New Jersey right now, time is 11:33 am. Date July 8 2018 . I can see the sun n the moon right now. I am 42yrs old, n this is my 1st time seeing it.
Nice video. I didn't realize how strong the association was with the moon and night, and therefore that the moon should only be visible at night, until reading the comments.
This video makes no sense. 3:19 contradicts what you said at 2:20. So if it spends half its time in the day and half its time in the night, the half in the day should ALWAYS be a NEW MOON, and the half in the night should ALWAYS be a FULL MOON? How come we see a full moon during the day? Do the video again but with an actual demonstration and explanation. You've explained nothing.
"Hypothetically" what happens if someone uses a vision Pro and mark/drop a window at a specific point in the sky would it fade some degrees to the side till it is out of site as time goes by, then if u stay in that specific spot would it start to slide back into your vision from the opposite side after 365 days exactly?. Don't know how far away from u a window can be pinned. Don't have a vision pro so 🤷.
"What is casting that shadow on the moon?" The moon itself. Any object in direct sunlight will only be sunlit on the side that faces the sun. The other side of the object will be shaded. That's the same for you and for the moon...and for the earth. That's literally what "night" is.
Wait my cousin is in new Zealand and we've also talked about seeing the moon at the same time....is it possible the moon could reflect showing it in 2 places?
He made absolutely no sense at all!! They just try to talk circles around the issue until some people are so confused they just nod their heads and say “oh ok, I get it” meanwhile the question never got answered and some people are still as confused as before!! They must think we are all dumb!
So in his theory I should have never of seen the moon in the daytime and nighttime in the same 24 hours, but I have. When I noticed it in the daytime it got my attention, then in the same "day"(24hours) it was there in the night sky. Would this be possible using the theory in the video
I was having a lot of trouble explaining these concepts to somebody. It’s really helpful to find a video of somebody clearly and concisely laying it out.
Can you tell me why the earth spins in the opposite way than it does traveling around the sun? it's also the opposite way the moon travels around earth
you really have to check my moon vids because thats a big moon in daytime and that is not possible. we could see the moon for 15 hours evening till morning...
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S Hi! I assume you mean the latest video on your channel? In this, you can see the Sun is very low in the sky, so it must be either morning or evening. The fact the moon is also very low to the horizon means it is close to being on the dark side of the Earth. This means you are seeing it as near a full moon. It appears from your video, though it's hard to tell as the moon is quite faint, that one side of it is less bright than the other. This would indicate it is not a complete full moon, but as I commented before, simply looks very nearly full. It's the combination of these three things that allows you to see a very nearly full moon during the early or late times of the day :)
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S You're right. We are seeing - and always have seen - moon phases that are impossible for us to see. Now, they are not TRULY impossible, they are only impossible IF we are looking at it from a globe earth perspective. When you look at it from a Flat Earth perspective suddenly there are no 'impossible moons'. Take a look, it's not as imbecilic as you might have been led to believe. It certainly answers the apparent 'impossibilities' we all know really happen. Peace
agreed. I woke up at 5am for work, and it was a full moon out. After work I noticed it was still out, this was around 2:30pm. So I just sat there and stared at it. The moon finally went over some mountains at about 7pm. No way it could of went around the whole world.
xyzvision When a photon (the smallest unit of light) hits a molecule, it can do one of two things. It can either be reflected or it can be absorbed. If it is absorbed then its energy is added to the molecules, making it move more. This is what heat is, the energy or movement of molecules. With this in mind, the reason that light from the moon doesn't feel warm is because there aren't nearly as many photons, as most are absorbed by the moon when they came from the sun. This is also why the moon isnt as bright as the sun. Keep in mind that this is a very dumbed-down answer and that to get a better understanding you should do some research of your own into physics and chemistry.
Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't it be full all the time if that was the case but it's not sometimes it's at a quarter moon or a half moon phase if it's in between the Sun and the Earth it should be full all the time right? just asking
We're looking at the moon from an angle relative to the sun, so the moon would not appear full. Try this the next time you see the moon during a sunny day. Take a ball and hold it up to the moon. The sun will illuminate the ball the same as it does the moon.
When the moon is full, the sun is 180 degrees apart from it. The lit side always faces the sun. We can always see part of the lit side, except when the moon is close to the sun in the sky. That is called new moon. It is when the far side of the moon is lit, and the near side is in darkness.
I still have the open invitation too show me a satellite being made in a factory for $100 dollars?? Not one reply yesterday,I'm certain that there will not be one today.
I think the sun is faster than the moon, but the moon usually catches up by going around the earth at a steady pace rather than going at high speeds. The sun then slows down, and the moon eventually surpasses the sun. Hence the iconic rabbit and turtle racing story 🐇 🐢 🏁
Hi, UkAstroNut, thx for your videos! As I see it now, when the moon is in the "right" part of the earth you can see it in the sky next to the sun. This would be a waxed moon as the moon turns to gibbous in the second part, correct? That makes sense to me, as I have seen this before. But I wonder now, how can you see a waxed moon at night if the moon is only waxed when it is in the "right" part of the earth, aka the daylighted part? And I have seen a gibbous moon in the daytime also, how is this possible when a gibbous moon only appears when it is in "left" side of the earth, so when there is no daylight at that part of the earth at that time? I hope you understand what I'm trying to say, English is not my language so. I hope you can give me an answer or maybe do a video about it! Thanks!
That's stupid. Because his saying the other half doesn't have a moon? For a couple hours. The earth is flat man And we can see it. Going to the other side. Because shit is changing. And I know people are noticing. That time is fucked up.
But what casts a shadow on the moon during morning time. I mean I know it must be earth but I don't see how from your demo. Please explain its bugging me lol
No. 2:22 this makes no sense. How can the moon be on the day side, the people on the night side just don’t see it? We see it every night everywhere don’t we.
@@bryanmaillardet5262 the only time when you can see the moon ONLY at night is when the moon is full. the only time when you can see the moon ONLY during the day is when it's a new moon. otherwise, moonrise and moonset is offset from sunrise and sunset, and the moon is visible for some time during the day and also some time during the night. for most of the month you can see the moon both before and after sunset, or both before and after sunrise that's why it seems like you see the moon at night every day
Yea it’s crazy people actually believe this😂 guys please do your own research. There’s so many videos not on TH-cam. Very odd right ? No way what he said works at all. One side of the world is dark and one is day. But yet you can see the moon on both. Just different angles lol I’m not even a flat earther but so many of y’all are blind 😂
@@james739123 That would be cool, but full Moon and day are mutually exclusive as it happens when the Moon is at the opposite side of the Earth than the Sun, so it rises perfectly at the sunset and sets at the sunrise.
The closest star is 25 TRILLION miles away, and you can see it at night simply because it is bright enough to see. The brightest star in the sky is Sirius which is about 50 trillion miles away. It is much brighter than the Sun intrinsically so we can see it.
true story: one time one of my classmates asked the teacher "can we see the moon in the daytime?" and then the teacher said "of course not" and then everyone looks out the window and we all see the moon in the sky...... yeah let's say everyone died of laughter 🤣
lol
Love it ... Because this story has been repeated many times ...teachers are that Stupid .... and seeing the moon in Daylight proves they have lied to us about the Distance .....moon is really very close to us ...and we do not have technology to go probably not even 100 miles .....
Dude they strait of lie to us in school
@@richardwind2859 is about 2000000 km is so far away that all the planets can fit between the earth and moon
@@gamers-xh3uc yeah really ?..
That's why we can see Craters with our Naked Eyes 👀... Get back to reality
The moon: out and about in daytime
Me, a seven year old kid: Wait, that's illegal
LMAO
LOL
9 year old me: well that's a rare chance
I saw the moon today during the day and I showed my grandson and he was surprised. But I've seen it several times. My husband does not believe me.
It's okay granny, I live in the most northern part of Ontario Canada and seeing the moon during the day is an everyday occurrence. Tell your husband that for me pls
I see the moon every single day when it's clear, if you see the moon just go out an hour or so the next day and it'll be there.
funfact: 7/8 moon phases can be seen in day
Lmaooo so he doesnt look up in the sky
The moon out during the day is beautiful
When I wake up early I saw the moon at early day sky
The reason this logic doesn’t work for me is that here in California I saw the moon in the daytime and he Night in the same day and week. So why would I still see the moon in a similar position at night and day.
Gary Brink I seen the Moon like two days in a row in the day time. I actually got video of it on my Snapchat.
Gary Brink Maybe this is why they are chemtrailing our view.
You did not see the moon during the day and night...same day.
stocktoncombatfan ....of course you will. Wow. Duh.... you will see it for a few days in a row at night....then a few days in the day.....then a few days at night.....over and over as it orbits earth. Sometimes it almost follows the sun....until they stop being almost aligned. That is exactly how it works....
Will Testoi ....those are contrails....not chemtrails...
In my old timeline I hardly ever used to see the moon during the day. Now I see the moon during the day all the time. I've lived in the same place my whole life!
ME affected? A lot has changed.
Cyber6sapien There was no moon at days before… It’s something new that has been changing,in the sky… I live in Skandinavia and here you can see the moon often at days,and very clear… The younger generation think this is normal… For me it feels strange…
@@RitzRed time is speeding up, per the Bible (Matthew 24:22)
Same with stars ..from past few years stars were not visible and now again they are visible here
@underwaterdogcat9812 I'm 34 now and I feel like I've always been able to see the moon and sun in the sky at the same time...?
we saw the moon during daylight 3 days ago in the mid western sky ( we are in New Zealand ) We took note of the time which was 3pm in the afternoon ( we are still in Daylight Savings here ) I went to bed at midnight that night, when I turned the light out I could see moonlight outside... I went outside and it was about 20 degrees above the Eastern horizon.... I dont know what was going on ... actually it was the same day as we had the earthquakes and the tsunami warnings
The model and explaination which he gave is correct based on the fake science which we were taught. I am in Panama and I saw the same exact thing. The moon was coming up around 3:50pm over the pacific side of the country and stayed in the sky that day until the Sun rose again! That means there are hours in which if everyone in the World looked up at the sky, they would see the moon. That my friend isn´t taught and is even possible with the model he gave but it is our reality. I have seen the moon come up in the am around 3:45 am December of this year!
Look into the lunar month and youll find out
If you switch east and west around in your story it would make perfect sense.
YES the same thing is happening to me I’m likeeeee does anybody else notice this 😭
The moon probably just set in the afternoon and then rose later that night. Look up moonrise and moon set times.
Hey mate the earth is flat, or haven't you heard?
Its not its just a meme
Try NASA
First time I noticed this I decided to observe the moon the next day I went to school. I could see the moon at around 11:40 am and was just amazed. None of my friends had ever noticed it.
My friend lives in Vietnam, 9:30pm. I live.in Texas, 8:30am. January 22nd, we both saw the moon at an ankle greater then 30°... still looling for an answer.
@@tuphan1751 do you mean an angle? What angle? The elevation to the horizon?
@@tuphan1751 flatearth banjo on youtube👍🏽
Flatearth banjo on youtube👍🏽
@@marksimons4108 : Flatearth banjo? I agree, that guy is hilarious. He’s perfect for showing the world how ridiculous the flatters are.
Why am I seeing half the moon in the day time if both sun and moon are above? What’s blocking to make the shadow?
It’s not a shadow. It’s the night time side of the Moon.
@@JohnHazenhousen thanks but I think its a lost cause I am too dumb to get it.
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@@justinkrann7406 Only half of the moon can be illuminated at any one time by the sun.
When you see a 'half moon', you are seeing the moon from directly side on, where we can see half the moon in light and the other half in shade.
This isn't rocket science you know.
Are you actually that stupid, to think that the shade on the moon's surface is caused by the earth blocking the sun's light?
This only happens during a lunar eclipse.
so at 2:18 the people on the planet that are experiencing night can't see the moon ? That's news to me... It's night but you can't see the moon
+disi4h3 the moon phases are waxing cresent, waxing quarter, waxing half, waxing three quarter, full, waning three quarters, waning half, waning quarter, waning crecent, and new moon. When the moon is waxing, it is growing into the full moon and eventually you can see a full circle. When the moon is waning, the light is shrinking and eventually it will disappear into a new moon and you wont be able to see a moon at night.
Yeah I don't get that either... I have never not been able to see the moon at night.
People on the opposite side of the Earth would not be able to see the Moon, no. It's just not physically possible.
As a spherical object, it's impossible for everybody on Earth to have a direct line of sight on any single object at the same time.
You can't see through the Earth if the Moon is on the other side of it!
@@bellesmum1 here at sabah malaysia, sometimes there's no moon at all, only stars.. Moon in daylight were normal as well. Sometimes there's a rainbow around the moon too
@@linebrown6380 I just have to say I Googled Sabah Malaysia night sky and it's honestly so beautiful - you get to see the Milky Way? Here in London you're lucky if you get one bright star. Also I was unaware the moon could have a rainbow.
If a person doesn’t know The moon comes out in the daytime, that usually means They spend too much time in the house
I’m losing my mind on a tik tok comment section where they think the moon has disappeared. Theyre all commenting that they haven’t seen the moon in 5 nights etc etc. it’s killing me
And if it's out during the day on one hemisphere, the side experiencing night time also sees the moon? The earth is transparent now?
Woh woh...rewind to 2:30 mins. Those on the 'Day-time' side are seeing both the sun and moon, correct. So those on the 'Night-time' side are seeing...what??
George McKnight I asked myself the same question
George McKnight I have noticed that years ago I would only see the moon during the day once in awhile. Now I see it everyday. So if the earth is spherical, then the other side never sees the moon??! Doesn't make sense to me.
You actually cant see moon at night do it for yourself then you will know it .
@@majesticscope6782 you can't see the moon at night?
they are seeing a new moon phase which means they don't see nothing lol. your right I,m sorry they probably do see a moon cause the earth is somewhat flat circle but no one rrealizes that the sun is so far away as it roates around earth at some point the mountains or buildings or stress or weather will blocks out the sun rays. never ever in the history of this planet has every state in the USA much less the entire world has had a clear day as to be able to see the sun on a flat earth
When I woke up I saw a moon in the sky and then my mom woke up and I said “There is a moon Outside the window” to my mom, but my mom said “I think it’s a sun coming” and I said “No, I think it’s a moon!” and everyone searches in NAVER and It was a moon(I was right) when I was seven years old
In Boston, MA USA if it's 3:00 PM. At that very moment, it's dark on the other side of the earth where the time is 3:00 AM. If the full moon is visible in North America at 3:00 PM (not on the horizon mind you but middle of the sky moon) and the earth is round, then it would be impossible for it to be visible on the other side of the planet at the exact same time... Yet, no one claims the moon is ever invisible at night. Because baring cloud coverage, IT ALWAYS IS. So I'd like to Understand the physics behind seeing that full moon mid sky at 3:00 PM in Boston, MA. Meanwhile on the opposite side the planet in say Cosmo Newbery, Australia where it's early AM hours the full moon is also visible in the night sky at the same time.
easy physics. The Earth is actually flat. Now things that didn't seem right makes sense.
the physics ? you will never understand that in a globe model
This exact thing is what has me confused about the ball earth. When Im seeing the moon at night then during the next day, is there just no moon on the other side of the planet?
You will never, ever see a full moon at 3 pm. I guarantee it.
Correct, the full moon only occurs during night time(if you visualise it it makes a lot of sense) and a new moon only occurs during daytime. All in between those phases is the moon shifting the visible 12 hours from dawn to dusk, noon to midnight, dusk to dawn, and the cycle repeats.(I know you cannot see the new moon because it is dark but what i mean by visible is that it is there). I would love to see someone shine a giant laser beam on the new moon in the middle of the day to see a dot on the sky.
EDIT:The moon is not stuck to 12 hours per cycle. Depending on geographical position, you could see the moon way less on the sky or way more, kinda like a time zone for our moon.
This video does not describe and sort of answer related to the title. Why can we see the moon during the day?
+Spoon no it's not because nobody can tell us because they don't understand it either. Saw a full moon again a whole day... and i was wondering... if the earth is spinning around, and the moon around the earth and the sun around the milkyway.. why is the moon not shifting it's light... because the moon is reflecting the sunlight right... but when the is going up or under... the moon should be shift from cresend to full or backwards... but we never see that happen..
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S We obviously live on a flat plane, but in order to pop the ball you need to use their science as the pin. I'm not actually looking for the answer, just looking for their answer. I just wanted to point out that this video does not answer the question, maybe to save another fool some time. To be honest, I don't even remember the video anymore, but I'm going to assume that my point still stands. Even if aligned with the ball model, the video does not explain the question in the title. Remember, it's not a hypothesis, the flat earth has enough evidence to be a theory. Peace.
Maybe it is just to technical for you to understand.
Joseph Weydemann Please then explain. I see the sun and moon in the sky during the day. The moon reflects light from the sun. How can I see the front side of the moon when all the light is hitting the darkside? Is the light bending around the moon, then into the moon, then towards earth? Maybe its just easy for you to accept and follow rather than understand.
Spoon coz moon is a light not a rock. it's transparent
At the 3:16 mark of your TH-cam vid according to the illustration, it appears that on the opposite side of the Earth, there won't be a visible sun or moon? In other words, it would be quite dark and the stars would be the only light. I don't ever recall seeing this???
bebengry ...it happens every month
not being able to see the moon because of moon phases (light bouncing or not bouncing off the moon) and the moon supposedly being out of your line of sight because its literally on the other side of the globe are two competently different things though and im with you bebengry thats pretty odd to say the least
Its because as the moon orbits around the earth it will separate from the sun during it's brighter phases. In the moon's earlier phases, such as new moon to first quarter, the moon will set and rise with the sun, since the moon will be between the earth and the sun during those times. From Gibbous until waning crescent, as the sun sets, the moon rises when night time comes, which is why we can't see a full moon in the daytime. Hope this helps.
To put it simple, it's because the moon has a different orbit than the sun
Just so I’m clear, that also means we shouldn’t be able to see the moon at night when the moon is on the day side of earth, correct?
That's what I'm saying. According to his model there is a point where people won't see moon or sun. Which I have never witnessed in my life.
firstly, I'm not a flat earther but please help me with this. many times I have observed a crescent moon on a sunny day. The moon's dark side was clearly facing directly TOWARDS the sun. The moon was clearly being illuminated from a lightsource BEHIND it yet the sun was clearly in front of it. how does this happen?
Matt Hopper you so right
It's an illusion caused by the difference in distance by the sun and moon but since we see them both with around the same size in the sky we think they are the same distance from us... I recommend you watch this video
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because the earth is flat and NASA has been lying to us
The moon is it's own light source.
The "dark side" of the moon is just the side that we can't see from Earth. It's not actually dark. You care causing your own conundrum because you should be calling it the "far side" of the moon instead.
Also, the Sun is much further away from us than the moon, so it's impossible for you to say the sun was "in front of it".
So in UK, I used a compass at night I face East and see the moon travel from north to south and in the day time I look North and and see the moon travel west to east. There is 16 meters night spot is my front door and day spot is up the road a bit due to house height blocking the view, that's not a reflection.
I've seen the moon during the day lol
Amy Graham me too, that's why I came here.
Me too
Same and that is also why i came here lmaooo
@Jennifer Hamles @mojomusica see a lot more ppl have seen it also,and went on TH-cam to check it out. And u want to criticize people for just leaving a comment that they seen it. Just shows what hate you have in your heart and u having nothing better to do but think ur better than someone else
Big Science cant explain this phenomenon.
his haircut explained everything.
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Aayyooo With All Respect!😭 * I hope your comment made him laugh to🤣
LMAO
Omg
According to this description, we should see an eclipse every night.
no
I live in Florida. Yesterday I left for work at 3:30pm and the moon was in sky with top half illuminated I came home at 9:00pm and the moon was further to the west in the dark sky with the bottom half illuminated. Can you explain this? You say 13 days you see in day and 13 days you see at night?
Yes, the moon seems to change its orientation during the day/night due to earth's rotation changing the angle at which we observe it. The moon is usually visible during the day if you know where and when to look. Free apps like mooncalc.org or Stellarium can help with that.
Make a model in real time showing the movements as you described please.
It won't work it's been debunked
Question. Why do we see only half of the moon, and the other half we ony see the blue sky behind the moon, like it was not a sphere ? 0:10
What would you expect to see in the unillinated part of the moon during the day?
cuz the sunlight doesnt hit the dark side
Is this even a serious question? Space isn't blue, it's black due to the fact that it's literally an absence of matter so there is nothing to reflect the light from to our eyes, and black isn't caused by some wavelength of light reaching our eyes as other colours but rather no light at all, so basically it's an absence of colour. Blue sky during the day is only caused by Earth's atmosphere scattering blue wavelengths more than red, and atmosphere is obviously before the Moon (or any other celestial object), so it's like if you would put a blue filter on your camera and look through it, it wouldn't mean, that the objects behind it are literally blue. If you would fly a weather balloon with a camera to stratosphere where the atmosphere is so thin that it basically ends the sky would be pitch black, and you would see nice blue pressure gradient ending below you.
Is not you faul but...this question is for you for nasa and everyone who believes these people. We see the moon at night because of the sun light...so how do we get a full moon when the moon is behind earth and the sun is on the other side of earth?.. min 3:26
The moon's orbital plane around earth is tilted 5 degrees so the full moon is usually well above or below earth's shadow. As a result, the earth usually does not block sunlight from hitting the full moon.
@@SpottedSharksbut when it is in earths shadow we get lunar eclipses aka blood moons, (or just partials)
folks there is something very wrong with this
what
No there’s not. Maybe something wrong with you.
Everything is wrong here
See the moon in daylight hours in Sydney Australia & see it at the same time in Chicago USA .Good trick.
@@glenphillips9068 Yes, and it shows the moon is very far away.
So if our side of earth saw the sun and the moon during the day........then other side of the world will be missing a moon...........I never heard of a night time with No Moon?.....doesn't make sense to me.
+Lordbaltimore410 Yep, it's entirely true! If one side of the Earth can see the moon during the day, then the other side of the Earth which is in the night can't see it :) In loads of places people tell you the Sun is out in the day and the Moon is out at night, but the moon is out in the day half of the time.
But when has
anyone ever said they saw a night with No moon?
+Lordbaltimore410 It happens all the time. Every 2 weeks or so. Just look up every night and you'll see plenty of nights with no moon. Even check your calendar, if it has moon cycles on it, it's called a "new moon"; and typically happens about the midpoint between full moons. So if you have a full moon on the 1st of the month and again on the 27/28th, then you'll likely see a new moon (no moon) about the 14th or so.
Ok. Ill keep it in mind. Thanks.
+Lordbaltimore410 what about the rocket mission in nevada.. they saw the moon in daytime, but back in australia they also saw the moon in nighttime... uhmm two moons?
there are times I see it both in the day and later that same day at night.
You cant explain why we can see the full moon in the daytime because your globe model is incorrect.
We can explain it simply. It because the earth is not between the sun and moon.
It is the flat earth model that is incorrect. As the moon would only ever be full, no cresent.
+mike wade explain a Cresent moon please. What causes it? Because the past few weeks I have seen the sun and moon way above the horizon at the same time. It should never be a Cresent moon if the earth is not blocking the sun, but I always see it. Honestly, I don't think we know how the moon actually works. I believe that moonlight has nothing to do with the sun, or reflecting.
Agreed I believe Universal we have been taught things that were NEVER true in the beginning....yesterday after 7:30 in the morning I saw the FULL MOON and the sun was bright!
If it is a flat earth why cant we see some part of the sun all night long?
Tony Martin right you just have to accept that stars don't exist and sun just just a big magic flashlight that moves the way it does just because. You flat earthers truly feel enlightened when you are just sad people who want to be special.
NEWS FLASH! Things are not absolute!!! It is completely possible that NASA lies about a lot of things to keep money. Maybe we didn't go to the moon ever. We certainly had political motivation at the time to fake it.
This can be true without the earth being flat and all of physics and reality being a lie. QUIT BEING SO FOOLISH
Try to explain why the angle of illumination of day moon, doesn't match with the angle of the sun.
It's an illusion due to the sun, moon, and earth observer not being on the same plane.
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maybe 97%... but still 16 hours of that moon from evening till morning should not be there. it should be max 50% of the moon what we could see sun-earth rotation and the rotation of the moon. it does not make any sense if i look at the moon agenda. hope you understand me :)
Yesterday the Moon was in a Waxing Gibbous phase. This phase is when the moon is more than 50% illuminated but not yet a Full Moon. The phase lasts round 7 days with the moon becoming more illuminated each day until the Full Moon.
Phase: Waning Crescent
Moon Angle: 0.51
Moon Age: 22.66 days
Moon Distance: 391,724.82 km
In this demonstration , he shows the position of moon to left sun to the right earth in middle , and states that's a full moon , looks more like an eclipse to me ? Another example of bad heliocentric astronomy
Eclipses only occur when the Moon moves across the ecliptic of the Solar system. The Moon's orbit is declined about 5 degrees from the ecliptic, so the Earth's shadow misses the Moon most of the time and we see a Full Moon. The ecliptic is and imaginary flat plane passing from the center of the Sun through the Earth's orbital plane.
Another example of a flat earther unable to understand heliocentric astronomy, the reason it is full is because it is opposite the light source and therefore the whole face is reflecting light back to us, there are two types of eclipse, a solar eclipse (moon in front of sun) and lunar eclipse (earth shadow on moon), I believe you are referring to the second one which if you google "blood moon" you will see pictures of. A lunar eclipse always happens when the moon is full, the issue is these diagrams are way off scale so it makes it seem like the moon would be in the Earth's shadow. But the moon is much further away and Earth's shadow is very small. astronomy.swin.edu.au/cms/cpg15x/albums/userpics/moonorbit.jpg
@@ebtsoby ah I am getting a faint idea on what you mean.. but did you keep the fact that we only face one side of the moon?
@@ryanraj9754 doesn't make a difference, we're talking about where the moon is when it's full
i’ve seen the moon durning the days for three days. today is the third days it started three days ago and it’s still there lol
BIGGER QUESTIONWhat's casting that shadow on moon?In full daylight, the angle of sun's not the answer.. I've seen this too, looking forward up at moon, with full sun high in the sky at my back.Keep Looking Up!!!
+Renee I've been wondering this for a while as well, have yet to find and answer
The bible talks about this.. And that also means earth is not round
Well.
And and Eve never existed. Oldest bones ever found were women bones and there are from Africa. Don't believe me,look it up.
ever ...the bible is just a book of stories...made up by men.... get over it. Fiction.
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They barely ever show the moon in the daytime.
Roblox: *hold my coffee for a sec*
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2:27, So you mean to tell me that the people on the dark side of the earth, where it's night time in that scenario have NO moon in their sky?!? WTF! I have never seen a night where there was no moon, pal.
Thanks for your comment. Wow, u were right! That's crazy! The stars look incredible tonight too.
Shills
Its neither because the moons at a new moon or the moon is on the other side of the planet. Average speed the moon goes is a little over 1,000 mph. So it orbits slowly
There’s no moon right now Iam in nyc that’s what brought me to this page wondering were the hell is the moon at
Ashley Lala you’ve never heard of, nor seen a ‘new moon’??
This is inaccurate, I have personally observed the moon in all phases with the exception of new moon during the day all year round.
I didn't get my answer , if the moon isn't behind the earth , why are there phases
@@shanemiller6982 you first have to do away with the assumption that them moon get its light from the sun and that it's light is its own just a scripture tells us, God made the moon to give its own light and its phases have nothing to do with the earth, it changes its light according to the way the father has made it
@@shanemiller6982 I didn't get my answer is the only thing is see that u commented to me
@@amskon5897 I see that. Actually I think I may have replied to the wrong person. My question was why can you see the sun and a half moon at the same time. I think I know now.
BTW: I wouldn't look for the answers in a storybook. You have to remember that the people who wrote the bible were all flat earthers. They had no clue as to how it actually Works.
@@shanemiller6982 thanks for the very point but I'm a bible believer and accept it as the authority on truth not the science of men who have lied to us repeatedly
Since there are so many flat earthers around these days, I'd like to add some further information:
1. While the 2d illustration should give you the general idea, things can actually vary heavily depending on where you are on earth since everything is actually 3d and it's quite difficult to wrap your head around where the observer is actually standing and what he can see in the sky at which time of the day.
2. Most of the illustrations we show how the solar system looks like are not to scale. The moon is actually about 30 times the earth diameter away from the earth. Likewise the earth-moon system as a whole is so much farther away from the sun. You simply can not draw the solar system to scale as that would leave the earth as a small dot somewhere at the edge of your paper.
3. Following from point 1 and 2 some say that we should get a solar eclipse every new moon since it's between the sun and the earth. However, again the distances involved are huge and the system is a 3 dimensional system, not 2d. The moons orbit around the earth is not perfectly aligned with the orbit of the earth around the sun. So the moon may pass slightly above or below the sun in the sky. We get an eclipse when the moon just happens to be aligned correctly. Also note that "where" you can see a aolar eclipse depends on your position on earth as well. The reason the rarity for lunar eclipses are the same. For the most part the moon is passing either above or below the earth so the sun light can still illuminate the whole moon during a full moon. Only when the sun, earth and moon lines up correctly the shadow of the earth actually passes over the moon.
Though most flatties can't even comprehend the most basic facts. Some think that the phases of the moon are caused by the shadow of the earth....
I've written this not to convince flat earthers that they are completely wrong. This is a hopeless endeavour. However I hope to stop people living on the edge the slip into the FE cult.
This explained more than any video I’ve watched so far 🤯
Well I can attest that I see the moon every night except for on nights that it's a new moon which is 4 more than 13 days so explain that one that doesn't make sense and I see the moon during the day quite a bit too so it would tell me that if I'm seeing the moon during the day that would mean they're not seen it all in Australia I'm in America is that right or not because it seems that they still see it in Australia
@@kenyonprunty5758 I live in Texas, my friend lives in Vietnam, we saw the moon at the same time, one is day, 8:30am, one is night, 9:30 pm. I still look for the answer...
How do we get different moon phases in the day tho?
If we can see the moon during the day in the US then what about Australia? They don't see a moon?
+Kristine Rubio Indeed. If you can see the Moon in America, then in Australia, where it's night time, they don't have a moon in the sky.
But, as the Earth rotates and America moves in to night time and Australia moves in to day time, Australia will then see the moon in the day and America won't see the moon in the night!
I am in Australia and I see the moon right now at 14:30 during daylight....that's why I came to check this out....good question.
I saw it at 7:30 the other morning. That would make it almost midnight in Australia, how is that possible? Can we both see it at the same time?
+Kristine Rubio not impossible if we have been lied too. seeing the sun and moon at the same time makes perfect sense on a flat earth, just saying, use your senses.
+Universoul yessss!!!!! F.E.
at 3:28 is where the issue is at. During day time folks will see the moon, I suppose the in the evening people on the 'other side' can also see the moon. Please explain
This happens because the moon needs 29 days to orbit earth, but earth needs only 24 hours to rotate once on its axis.
My question is if the sun lights up the moon and makes the moons “phases” how does the moon look the same in the night and in the day
The Moon's phase won't change much over just a few hours (from the day to the following night or from the night to the following day) since one full cycle of the phases takes 29.5 days.
@@fromnorway643 yes the moon won't change but the earth rotates, so still a valid question! If the moon would still be in the same position at night as in the day in contrast to the earth (which needs to be to see it like that) it would mean that the moon rotates at the same rotation as the earth (or is in a fixed position to the earth), which would not be the case because this would fuck up the moonphases. So, I'm curious how this works too!
@@elysiumhealingmassage2117
Are you talking about how the Moon moves in the sky from one day to the following night?
It will of course appear to make a full circle around the sky due to the Earth's rotation just as the Sun does. However, since the Moon orbits in the same direction as the Earth rotates, that full circle will take about 25 hours since it takes an additional hour for the Earth to catch up with the Moon every day. And also, if you notice the Moon's position among the stars in the night sky, you can easily see that it has moved relative to them a few hours later, especially if it's close to some bright stars.
@@fromnorway643 not really, check my question below. There are times when the moon is visible during the day next to the sun, showing a moonphase that normally would only be possible when the sun is on the other side of the earth. Difficult to explain xD
But thanks for trying to answer!
@@elysiumhealingmassage2117
When the Moon and the Sun are in more or less opposite directions in the sky, the Moon will _always_ be close to full. If the Moon being "next to the Sun" means that they are less than 90 degrees apart, the Moon's phase will be somewhere between last quarter and first quarter and we will _always_ see less than half of its sunlit side.
My response to anyone claiming that they have seen a full Moon next to the Sun - or a crescent Moon in the opposite direction - is that they didn't understand what they were looking at, that they remember incorrectly or that they are simply lying.
Many humans' knowledge about astronomy is so abysmal that a wrong interpretation of what they have seen is infinitely more likely than that the Moon's phases are "wrong".
You didn't answer the title question...Look at the sky when sun and moon is on during daylight and observe carefully,not blindly..
Can you plese explain FULL moon during daytime (saw it yesterday, today and i guess tommorow)
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S Hi. Well the reason is due to how we define a full moon. Whilst technically a 'full moon' would mean we can see all of the surface of the moon, scientists still call it a full moon if a very small amount of the surface is not visible to us. If the moon is the other side of the Earth to the Sun, it will create a full moon. But if it's off at a slight angle, it will still appear to us to look like a full moon. In the morning and evening especially, you might be able to see the moon when it is on the dark side of the Earth, where it will appear as a full moon. So basically, it's because a full moon doesn't have to be 100% full!
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S Don't believe a word UKAstronut tells you, he didn't actually answer your question. . Go to 'solar system scope' - free online solar system model and check for yourself. It's impossible for us to see a full moon even in twilight hours on a globe. Yet we DO see it. So, what's the answer? WE ARE NOT ON A GLOBE. Peace.
+yeha-noha i know he did not actually answer my question... i know the truth my friend ;-)
:-)
+yeha-noha There's plenty of other videos and articles online that back up what I said above :)
1:33
Wait! The Moon travels/orbits around the Earth!?
I was taught in the Public Education System, the Moon is locked and stays in one place, and it is the earth that spins on its Axis while in orbit around the Sun that causes the Night and Day that We viewfrom the Earths surface.
Yes, the moon orbits the earth - this is basic knowledge.
If you think you've been taught otherwise, you've clearly misunderstood what's been explained to you.
With regards to the moon being 'locked', this is in reference to the fact that the same side of the moon always faces earth, due to a phenomenon known as 'tidal locking'.
Oh my word, this dude is lost.
Craig Primo ...This dude is 100% correct. If you don’t understand...YOU are the one who is lost. Smh
@@firewurx look at 2:25 do you see earth casting a shadow on the moon? use your brain and your eyeballs bud
@@firewurx you ever thought the earth is flat because if you believe in the bible it never says that God created planets or space God only said he made the sun, moon, and the stars. So make some research you might want to believe me
@@Harghlandr Why would earth cast a shadow on the moon if the moon was between the earth and the sun??
@@Harghlandr Phases of the Moon are not cause by the Earth casting a shadow on the Moon. Never have been.
Why do we see the moon usually on a daily basis / a couple of days running) if it takes 26 days to circle the earth dont say because it moves slowly because the following night it was just starting left across my window traveling right . Previous night itd passed the window completely ,, we was told the moon travels round earth twice in 23.40 hours where does this new bunk comevfrom ?
Who ever told you the moon orbits earth twice in 23.4 hours was wrong. The moon orbits earth once in 29 days.
FINALLY, someone who explains it simply and clearly 🙏
0.12 the moon has the colour of the blue sky through it?
Because that is the colour of the sky. It acts like a filter.
Neil Randles, it has to do with the way the sky is blue. Basically blue light is added to whatever is there. So what would otherwise be a black sky and black dark side of the moon (same color) is mapped to the same shade of blue once the blue light is added.
yes cause the moon is not solid and we never landed on it NASA is a fucking lie end of story
*0:12
This is bull- sh%t for one reason. I have never ever seen a night without a moon and I have been on this planet for 39yrs. So if the moon is on the same side as the sun there is a night when you can't see the moon and I have never seen it.
L. Torrence ....if you have never seen a night without a moon....you are a full on fucktard. Go outside and look every night. Half of the time you will not see any moon at night. Half the time you will.
You will not see the moon during a new moon.
L. Torrence i bet you are 100% write on one thing that being your age, don't believe you have looked up every night for 39yrs and seen the moon. Impossible
Someone please explain why the image on 2:34 shows I night time on the dark side of Earth with no moon in the sky?
Because you don't always see a moon at night. It's 9:45 pm in my town right now and there's no moon. It won't rise until after midnight. Why? Because earth rotates much faster than the moon orbits earth.
Poor guy should just give up on hair. Buzz it, bud.
LOL
Its the Bobby Charlton reverse flick
Hey don't shit on bald guys I'm 6.3 289, 25 arms. And a trained soldier, bet you world be silent on the matter standing with me?
You are a bad bad man LOL
Dale Val how do you have 25 arms? Humans have 2, so yes a freak with 25 arms would keep people silent but a bald guy is hilarious!
We can see the moon during the day more and more...i thought it was visible when we were at night then when the opposite side of world was in darkness they could see it...am confused
Bri Goose Not more and more. You probably just noticed it. It has not changed in millions of years.
Thank you so much man...God bless u.. Even half or ur video was enough to make me understand it.. Just that's one pic in which u showed rotation or moon around earth along with Time period taken by moon to revolve around Earth as compared to By earth to rotate ..
It’s just a reflection of the moon on the glass dome above the earth as items sometimes seen reflected off mall display windows
Earth is stationary and not spinning at 1000mph
Everything you said was wrong.
sorry we are on a level surface we do not move
Ive asked myself as a kid how is it possible that the we see the same moon on both side of the planet at the same time... And regardless of social programing there is no 13 day cycle.. I see the moon out everyday in real life
sooooooooooo why can I see the moon every night?? and I'm a trucker that travels during night and delivers around 12pm the moon is visible the entire time every day/night
Johnny Dubec earth is flat
earth is not flat flat brainer and i didnt see the moon in sky at night
So, you've never heard of a "new moon"?
He is full of it. I'm in New Jersey right now, time is 11:33 am. Date July 8 2018 . I can see the sun n the moon right now. I am 42yrs old, n this is my 1st time seeing it.
understandable. it's only been happening for a few billion years now.
Nice video. I didn't realize how strong the association was with the moon and night, and therefore that the moon should only be visible at night, until reading the comments.
This explanation would make sense if the new moon didn’t only last 3 days supposedly
This video makes no sense. 3:19 contradicts what you said at 2:20. So if it spends half its time in the day and half its time in the night, the half in the day should ALWAYS be a NEW MOON, and the half in the night should ALWAYS be a FULL MOON? How come we see a full moon during the day? Do the video again but with an actual demonstration and explanation. You've explained nothing.
You lost me at Earth travels around the sun 😎
"Hypothetically" what happens if someone uses a vision Pro and mark/drop a window at a specific point in the sky would it fade some degrees to the side till it is out of site as time goes by, then if u stay in that specific spot would it start to slide back into your vision from the opposite side after 365 days exactly?. Don't know how far away from u a window can be pinned. Don't have a vision pro so 🤷.
Distracted by his hair. Learned nothing.
Lmao that's rude
Dead 😂
I only want to know why the moon still shows phases when both the sun and moon are in full view. What is casting that shadow on the moon?
The phases of the Moon have nothing to do with Earth’s shadow. The earth only ever casts a shadow on the moon during a lunar eclipse.
"What is casting that shadow on the moon?"
The moon itself. Any object in direct sunlight will only be sunlit on the side that faces the sun. The other side of the object will be shaded. That's the same for you and for the moon...and for the earth. That's literally what "night" is.
WRONG
great comeback
Great comment Mr. President
Wait my cousin is in new Zealand and we've also talked about seeing the moon at the same time....is it possible the moon could reflect showing it in 2 places?
What country do you live in
He made absolutely no sense at all!! They just try to talk circles around the issue until some people are so confused they just nod their heads and say “oh ok, I get it” meanwhile the question never got answered and some people are still as confused as before!! They must think we are all dumb!
Jay Mac If you don’t understand this....YOU ARE DUMB
What you dont understand tell me i will answer it
So in his theory I should have never of seen the moon in the daytime and nighttime in the same 24 hours, but I have. When I noticed it in the daytime it got my attention, then in the same "day"(24hours) it was there in the night sky. Would this be possible using the theory in the video
bh0151 of course not
TheSpearKing then he's a lying little shithead like I suspected in the first place
my man that is the best explanation I've heard about why the moon is up in the day, so thank you!!
Hey What you think Santos?
I was having a lot of trouble explaining these concepts to somebody. It’s really helpful to find a video of somebody clearly and concisely laying it out.
Idk ... so it should be a Solar eclipse every couple of weeks then 🤔🤔🤔🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️🤦🏾♂️
wtroupe64wt that's exactly what I thought too
no, solar eclipses happen rarely because moon orbits at an angle tilted 5 degrees to earth's orbit, so earth moon and sun are not always lined up.
wtroupe64wt smart!!!
TheTypicalArmenian ture
Can you tell me why the earth spins in the opposite way than it does traveling around the sun?
it's also the opposite way the moon travels around earth
Sun and moon are circling above the earth mate. Research flat earth.
falcon sky preach tha truth!
flat earth is total bullshit. you've been conned, dude.
Only a fucking mental midget would even joke about a flat planet. Wow...people are amazingly fucking stupid.
@@SpottedSharks scumbag
you really have to check my moon vids because thats a big moon in daytime and that is not possible. we could see the moon for 15 hours evening till morning...
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S Hi! I assume you mean the latest video on your channel? In this, you can see the Sun is very low in the sky, so it must be either morning or evening. The fact the moon is also very low to the horizon means it is close to being on the dark side of the Earth. This means you are seeing it as near a full moon. It appears from your video, though it's hard to tell as the moon is quite faint, that one side of it is less bright than the other. This would indicate it is not a complete full moon, but as I commented before, simply looks very nearly full. It's the combination of these three things that allows you to see a very nearly full moon during the early or late times of the day :)
+Jenaflow V.I.D.S You're right. We are seeing - and always have seen - moon phases that are impossible for us to see. Now, they are not TRULY impossible, they are only impossible IF we are looking at it from a globe earth perspective. When you look at it from a Flat Earth perspective suddenly there are no 'impossible moons'. Take a look, it's not as imbecilic as you might have been led to believe. It certainly answers the apparent 'impossibilities' we all know really happen. Peace
agreed. I woke up at 5am for work, and it was a full moon out. After work I noticed it was still out, this was around 2:30pm. So I just sat there and stared at it. The moon finally went over some mountains at about 7pm. No way it could of went around the whole world.
I’ve seen one today. Beautiful thing 😻
it means it’s flat
OK Astronuts, why is moonlight colder than Sunlight when the moon's "supposedly" illuminated by said sun?
It's not those experiment are fake.
Wut?
Omg this guy mixing up light and heat as forms of energy .-.
xyzvision When a photon (the smallest unit of light) hits a molecule, it can do one of two things. It can either be reflected or it can be absorbed. If it is absorbed then its energy is added to the molecules, making it move more. This is what heat is, the energy or movement of molecules. With this in mind, the reason that light from the moon doesn't feel warm is because there aren't nearly as many photons, as most are absorbed by the moon when they came from the sun. This is also why the moon isnt as bright as the sun. Keep in mind that this is a very dumbed-down answer and that to get a better understanding you should do some research of your own into physics and chemistry.
FLAWDAWADA727 it's not those experiments are all flawed!!
True, but nobody pays much attention to the moon when you see it during the day. at NIGHT.. it becomes the MOON as we know it :)
That actually made no sense at all. You might be able to pass that one to a kindergartner. That video got me laughing 😂😂😂
So you are dumber than a kindergartner? Congrats
Me too 😂😂
I saw the moon during the day, today, and it rode later than usual, like an hour ago, 22:00
Correct me if I'm wrong but shouldn't it be full all the time if that was the case but it's not sometimes it's at a quarter moon or a half moon phase if it's in between the Sun and the Earth it should be full all the time right? just asking
We're looking at the moon from an angle relative to the sun, so the moon would not appear full. Try this the next time you see the moon during a sunny day. Take a ball and hold it up to the moon. The sun will illuminate the ball the same as it does the moon.
real cool bro now explain why the side of the moon facing us is LIT UP.
When the moon is full, the sun is 180 degrees apart from it. The lit side always faces the sun. We can always see part of the lit side, except when the moon is close to the sun in the sky. That is called new moon. It is when the far side of the moon is lit, and the near side is in darkness.
All Music owned him bro
My3dviews please reply to All Music's reply
I still have the open invitation too show me a satellite being made in a factory for $100 dollars?? Not one reply yesterday,I'm certain that there will not be one today.
@Vuk Subotić The moon is only visible to half of the Earth at any given time. For the other half it is below the horizon.
I just got mad anxiety thinking about how lucky we are to be alive.
I see the Moon in the day sky every day. I think the Sun & Moon moving differently but sometimes getting closer, not as opposites.
I think the sun is faster than the moon, but the moon usually catches up by going around the earth at a steady pace rather than going at high speeds. The sun then slows down, and the moon eventually surpasses the sun. Hence the iconic rabbit and turtle racing story 🐇 🐢 🏁
Hi, UkAstroNut, thx for your videos! As I see it now, when the moon is in the "right" part of the earth you can see it in the sky next to the sun. This would be a waxed moon as the moon turns to gibbous in the second part, correct? That makes sense to me, as I have seen this before. But I wonder now, how can you see a waxed moon at night if the moon is only waxed when it is in the "right" part of the earth, aka the daylighted part? And I have seen a gibbous moon in the daytime also, how is this possible when a gibbous moon only appears when it is in "left" side of the earth, so when there is no daylight at that part of the earth at that time? I hope you understand what I'm trying to say, English is not my language so. I hope you can give me an answer or maybe do a video about it!
Thanks!
I am waiting for the answer as well
lmao I always see the moon st like 4PM everyday
That's stupid. Because his saying the other half doesn't have a moon? For a couple hours. The earth is flat man And we can see it. Going to the other side. Because shit is changing. And I know people are noticing. That time is fucked up.
earth is flat..moon & sun out sometimes .🗺🗺🗺🗺🗺🗺🗺🗺
T.T. wadsup moron
Shut up you idiot
But what casts a shadow on the moon during morning time. I mean I know it must be earth but I don't see how from your demo. Please explain its bugging me lol
Earth's shadow has nothing to do with moon phases. We're just seeing a sphere illuminated from an angle.
Thank you so much for explaining it so simply. For the first time in 18 years, I finally understand 😁😁😁
No. 2:22 this makes no sense. How can the moon be on the day side, the people on the night side just don’t see it? We see it every night everywhere don’t we.
@@newarra_ exactly. I've never looked up and not been able to find the moon at night time 🤔
@@bryanmaillardet5262 yeah there’s lots of lies, idk all will be revealed to those who look
@@bryanmaillardet5262 the only time when you can see the moon ONLY at night is when the moon is full.
the only time when you can see the moon ONLY during the day is when it's a new moon.
otherwise, moonrise and moonset is offset from sunrise and sunset, and the moon is visible for some time during the day and also some time during the night.
for most of the month you can see the moon both before and after sunset, or both before and after sunrise
that's why it seems like you see the moon at night every day
Yea it’s crazy people actually believe this😂 guys please do your own research. There’s so many videos not on TH-cam. Very odd right ? No way what he said works at all. One side of the world is dark and one is day. But yet you can see the moon on both. Just different angles lol I’m not even a flat earther but so many of y’all are blind 😂
At 3:35 in reference to the top moon. The people on the tip if Africa can still see the moon and people on the bottom tip can't see it at all?
Proof the earth is a globe
heh, not really. look at 2:25 do you see earth casting a shadow on the moon?
What confused me is why human mythology doesn't mention the moon being out in the day.
imagen a werewolf movie that acknowledges a full moon during the day
@@james739123 That would be cool, but full Moon and day are mutually exclusive as it happens when the Moon is at the opposite side of the Earth than the Sun, so it rises perfectly at the sunset and sets at the sunrise.
If I see the moon during the day, why can't I see the stars too?
Stars are not bright enough to overcome the daylight glare.
Swinde but why can I see stars that are billions of light years away with the naked eye?
The closest star is 25 TRILLION miles away, and you can see it at night simply because it is bright enough to see. The brightest star in the sky is Sirius which is about 50 trillion miles away. It is much brighter than the Sun intrinsically so we can see it.
This question gave me ebola.
Do you have an answer?