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Olukorda, kus kogu nähtav Kuu osa on valgustatud (100%), nimetatakse täiskuuks. Inglise keeles:

A full moon always rises in the east around the time the sun is setting in the west. At full moon, we are seeing all of the moon's day side. The moon and sun are on a line, with Earth in between. It's as though Earth is the fulcrum of a seesaw, and the moon and sun are sitting on either end of the seesaw. Thus as the sun sets in the west, the full moon rises. When the sun is below our feet at midnight, the full moon is highest in the sky. When the sun rises again at dawn, the full moon is setting.



If there is a lunar eclipse, it must happen at full moon. It's only a full moon that Earth's shadow, extending opposite the sun, can fall on the moon's face.

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Days Until Next Full Moon
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