Original post by mqb2766
I guess they mean either just before or just after 
.
The phase is full moon, but its very temporarily in shadow.
.The phase is full moon, but its very temporarily in shadow.
They should have been more specific 😭
This is from the MCQ section of a physics admissions exam so I would have thought they'd be more clear :/
Thanks though
Original post by Htx_x346
They should have been more specific 😭
This is from the MCQ section of a physics admissions exam so I would have thought they'd be more clear :/
Thanks though
This is from the MCQ section of a physics admissions exam so I would have thought they'd be more clear :/
Thanks though
Just about all descriptions will say what you originally quoted. The "temporarily in shadow" is pretty much assumed. The phase is determined by the position of the moon relative to the earth/sun.
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Original post by mqb2766
Just about all descriptions will say what you originally quoted. The "temporarily in shadow" is pretty much assumed. The phase is determined by the position of the moon relative to the earth/sun.
Oh okay, thank you
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