The Moon is orbiting Earth, so its position is changing all of the time. So it is in a new position when it rises from one night to another.
No, they actually set four minutes earlier every night.
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because the moon is rotating too so you see a different area each night
The earth tilts more to one side and at night you can tell because every 3 seasons or so the constellations move to a different place.
No, they actually set four minutes earlier every night.
Not if you stay at the same place to observe it. If you pick a star and observe it from the same place every night, you'll see it rise from the same exact spot on the horizon every night, but about 4 minutes earlier each night than on the previous night.
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No. It has four digits and each one of these is in a different place. No. It has four digits and each one of these is in a different place. No. It has four digits and each one of these is in a different place. No. It has four digits and each one of these is in a different place.
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The answer is different for each hour of night, for each night of the month, for each month of the year, and for December of each year.
-- The illuminated portion of the moon appears to get bigger each night. -- Taking a look at the sky each day at sunset, the moon moves from the western horizon to the eastern horizon during that period. -- The time of moonrise moves from roughly the same as sunrise to roughly the time of sunset during that period. -- Astronomically, the moon moves through half of its orbit during that period, from a place on the same side of Earth as the sun is, to a place around the 'back' of the Earth, opposite the sun.
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The earth turns each night. Some times theirs cloud in the sky which may make it look different cause sometimes theirs not.
It doesn't go anywhere - it is there all the time. While it is below the horizon for you, people on the other side of planet Earth can see it overhead.
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because the moon is rotating too so you see a different area each night