Why The Full Moon is Better in Winter

The video explains how Earth's tilt causes seasons, affecting the sun's path and duration in the sky. It describes the new moon's alignment with the sun and the full moon's opposite position, which results in different behaviors. The full moon acts like the sun in the opposite season, with summer full moons resembling winter suns and vice versa. Winter full moons provide long, bright nights, enhanced by snow and the Aurora, showcasing winter's beauty.

What causes the Earth to have different seasons?

• The Earth's gravitational pull

• The Earth's distance from the Sun

• The Earth's axial tilt

• The Earth's rotation speed

How does the new moon's path compare to the sun's?

• It moves in the opposite direction

• It follows a similar path

• It rises and sets at different times

• It stays stationary

When is the full moon visible?

• During the day

• Only at night

• Only during winter

• Only during summer

How does a summer full moon behave?

• Like a winter moon

• Like a summer moon

• Like a summer sun

• Like a winter sun

What is a characteristic of a winter full moon?

• It is up for a short time

• It provides long, well-lit nights

• It takes a low path through the sky

• It is not visible at all