Show me a picture of a full moon at noon.
Show me a picture of a full moon at noon.
https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/moon/full-moon-daytime.html#:~:text=Why%20Is%20the%20Full%20Moon%20in%20the%20Daytime%3F,...%204%20Moon%20Looks%20Full%20for%20Days.%20
You took all this time to send me a link? Did you read it first?
'Very rarely, if the conditions are just right, you may also be able to see an actual Full Moon very close to the horizon and opposite to the Sun, during sunrise or sunset. In general, however, the Moon is always below the horizon while the Sun is up on the date of the Full Moon.'
You took all this time to send me a link? Did you read it first?
'Very rarely, if the conditions are just right, you may also be able to see an actual Full Moon very close to the horizon and opposite to the Sun, during sunrise or sunset. In general, however, the Moon is always below the horizon while the Sun is up on the date of the Full Moon.'
I don’t care about the bullshit excuses. They can’t excuse a full moon at 12:30 in the afternoon. See it multiple times a year, should be impossible. You asked me for a picture, clearly “science” has a problem explaining what your very own eyes tell you should be impossible
I don’t care about the bullshit excuses. They can’t excuse a full moon at 12:30 in the afternoon. See it multiple times a year, should be impossible. You asked me for a picture, clearly “science” has a problem explaining what your very own eyes tell you should be impossible
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