¿Por qué la luna llena es mejor en invierno?

The video explains how Earth's tilt affects seasons, making winter darker but ideal for viewing full moons. It describes the phases of the moon, particularly the new and full moons, and how they relate to the sun's position. The video also compares the moon's behavior in different seasons, highlighting the long, bright winter nights enhanced by the aurora.

Why do we experience longer nights during winter?

• The Earth's rotation speed increases.

• The moon blocks the sun's light.

• The Earth's tilt causes the sun to stay lower in the sky.

• The Earth is closer to the sun.

What is the position of the new moon relative to the Earth and Sun?

• At the Earth's poles.

• Directly above the Earth's equator.

• On the same side of the Earth as the Sun.

• On the opposite side of the Earth from the Sun.

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

• It follows a completely different path.

• It only appears during the day.

• It moves in the opposite direction to the sun.

• It rises and sets at the same time as the sun.

How does a summer full moon compare to a winter sun?

• It stays in the sky for a long time.

• It is visible during the day.

• It appears for only a few hours.

• It follows a high path in the sky.

What is a characteristic of a winter full moon?

• It does not reflect sunlight.

• It provides long, bright nights.

• It stays close to the horizon.

• It is only visible during the day.