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Sahad Saleh Al-Zahrani

شهد صالح الزهراني

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The effect of the sun p to light the moon

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The effect of the sun p to light the moon

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The growth of the moon is completed in the followin g figure

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A lunar eclipse occurs when the earth lies between the moon and the sun, blocking the sun’s light from reaching the surface of the moon, and its shadow covers the entire surface of the moon or part of it.  The moon has several phases that can be summarized

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•The moon enters the semi-shadow region
•Moon enters the Earth’s shadow region
•Covering 75% of the Moon
•The start of the total eclipse
•The middle of the total eclipse
•The end of the eclipse

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The shape of the moon seen from the planet depends on its position in its orbit around the earth and the position of the earth in its orbit around the sun.  This figure looks at the Earth from above (over the North Pole).  Pictured here is the rotation of the Earth and the moon's orbit are both counterclockwise,
and sunlight is coming from the right, as shown by
the yellow arrows.  From this figure we can understand, for example: that the shape of a full moon will
always rise from sunset and that the crescent of the
end of the month will be at the top of the head at about nine o'clock in the morning local time.