Chris wrote:
<< Sets: 15:22+0.1 ...
Uhhhh.... I have no idea how to interpret that??? Surely the moon
doesn't set at 3:22 in the afternoon??? >>
Yes, because the moon rises/sets about an hour later than on the previous
day, and this just carries on.. and on...
So your moon will be a few hours in frtont of the sun; it will be somewhere
near the south-east a bit before sunrise and will be well up in the morning
(you might see it then) and will set at 3:22 pm, by which time it will be way
too bright in the sky to see it! ;-)
I like that nice surprsise I get when I spot the moon in the daytime sky
because somehow I don't expect to see it there.
Dave Bellamy.
http://members.aol.com/synthchap/
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