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daddylito wrote:Much Thanks!

Ikarus, you should be a teacher!

Why not? If i am paid the same salary as now as a programmer...
(or if a get the jackpot in the next lottery i would work for free :mrgreen: )

Moon image from Ikarus:
The 8 moons above, do I interpret as

Img 1: angle 40 degrees Latitud: N 50 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 2: angle 50 degrees Latitud: N 40 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 3: angle 60 degrees Latitud: N 30 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 4: angle 90 degrees Latitud: N 0 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 5: angle 120 degrees Latitud: S 30 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 6: angle 140 degrees Latitud: S 50 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 7: angle 20 degrees Latitud: N 70 degrees, Moon is in "shrinking phase", approx 8 days after full moon
Img 8: angle 90 degrees Latitud: N 0 degrees, Moon is in "shrinking phase", approx 8 days after full moon

What I mean is that the image of the moon always varies with latitude.
E.g. a moon like Img 5 or 6 can never be seen north of the equator

I am no expert, so please correct me if I'm wrong!

Hi again!

How moon is view from a location on earth seems to be more complex than
I first thought!

It varies with moon phase, latitude and time of year.
A moon looking as an boat up side down, don't I believe can be seen.

PLEASE, CAN ANYONE EXPLAIN!

Ah, yes that's the problem the moon rotation is quite complicated.
I don't know the formula.
If you wish I may attampt to rotate the moon according to the simple rules you have proposed:

mg 1: angle 40 degrees Latitud: N 50 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 2: angle 50 degrees Latitud: N 40 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 3: angle 60 degrees Latitud: N 30 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 4: angle 90 degrees Latitud: N 0 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 5: angle 120 degrees Latitud: S 30 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 6: angle 140 degrees Latitud: S 50 degrees, Moon is in "growing phase", approx 8 days to full moon
Img 7: angle 20 degrees Latitud: N 70 degrees, Moon is in "shrinking phase", approx 8 days after full moon
Img 8: angle 90 degrees Latitud: N 0 degrees, Moon is in "shrinking phase", approx 8 days after full moon

Or we may put off this request until an elegant and precise solution will be in our hands.

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