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Watching this changes how you see the night sky. The Moon never changes its face. It is always half lit by the Sun. What changes is our position as it moves around Earth. From full Moon when we see the entire lit side, to new Moon when the lit...

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I just filmed this video at 6PM in South Carolina. Sun and Moon both in the sky, and the moon isn't full. Therefore, the Earth is not shadowing the moon.
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