Why Can You See The Moon During The Day?

The video explains that the moon is visible both day and night due to its brightness and proximity to Earth. It reflects sunlight, making it visible even during the day. The moon orbits Earth in about 30 days, showing different phases. During a full moon, the sun, Earth, and moon align, allowing simultaneous sunset and moonrise. The moon is visible for about 12 hours daily, sometimes overlapping with the sun's visibility. Visibility also depends on weather and horizon conditions.

Why can the moon be seen during the day?

• It emits its own light.

• It is bright and close enough to reflect sunlight.

• It is larger than the sun.

• It is stationary in the sky.

What causes the different phases of the moon?

• The moon's distance from Earth.

• The moon's speed of orbit.

• The moon's size.

• The moon's position relative to the sun and Earth.

During a full moon, what is the alignment of the sun, Earth, and moon?

• Sun, moon, Earth

• Moon, Earth, sun

• Sun, Earth, moon

• Earth, sun, moon

How long is the moon visible above the horizon each day?

• 6 hours

• 12 hours

• 18 hours

• 24 hours

What factors can affect the visibility of the moon?

• The moon's color

• The moon's temperature

• Climatic conditions and the nature of the horizon

• The moon's gravitational pull