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When is the best time to view the moon?When is it the biggest?Also is there any really good time to view the milky way? Or something really amazing and special?(rare) thanks for any help.!
Like watters said, it is much better to view partial phases to see more crater and mountain detail. The full moon is rather blank and bland; no contrasting features.Cladson said:When is the best time to view the moon?When is it the biggest?Also is there any really good time to view the milky way? Or something really amazing and special?(rare) thanks for any help.!
The best time to view the Moon and Milky Way is during a new moon, when the sky is darkest and the stars and Milky Way are most visible. This typically occurs once a month, so it's important to check a lunar calendar for the exact date.
Yes, the Moon and Milky Way can be seen at the same time if they are both visible in the night sky. This typically occurs during a new moon, when the moon is not visible and the sky is dark enough to see the Milky Way.
Yes, there are several rare events that can make viewing the Moon and Milky Way even more spectacular. These include a lunar eclipse, which occurs when the Earth passes between the sun and moon, casting a shadow on the moon, and a meteor shower, which can provide a stunning backdrop to the Moon and Milky Way.
Yes, the appearance of the Moon and Milky Way can vary depending on your location in the world. For example, the Milky Way may appear brighter and more defined in areas with less light pollution, while the appearance of the Moon may be slightly different due to the angle at which it is viewed from different latitudes.
Yes, there are several tips for photographing the Moon and Milky Way. Some tips include using a tripod to keep the camera steady, using a wide-angle lens, and adjusting the camera settings to capture the faint light of the Milky Way. It's also important to find a location with minimal light pollution for the best results.