Longitude Difference shows how much the Moon will have moved west or east in Degrees of longitude and in terms of Distance across the Earth's surface.
The table displays information about the Moon's position 1 minute, 1 hour, and 24 hours from the selected point in time:.The speed at which the place where the Moon appears in the zenith position is moving across the surface of the Earth.The geographical coordinates where the Moon appears in the zenith position (directly overhead).The Position of the Moon section below the map provides more details: The Moon symbol in the map shows the Moon's position at the selected date and time. Problems? See “The Moon is supposed to be above the horizon, but I don't see it in the sky! What's wrong?” and “How do I change my home location?” in the FAQ section below. The selected date and time are displayed at the bottom of the map, both in UTC and in the local time of your home location. The At Location field determines to which time zone the date and time fields should refer. or use the fields under Find the Moon at Another Time in a Location to enter any date and time.click on the seasons links (e.g., March equinox) to select one of the astronomical seasons.click on the Jump to links to move a certain amount of time forward or back in time.If you would like to select a different point in time, The light area surrounding the Moon symbol is where the Moon is above the horizon the light area surrounding the Sun symbol symbolizes daytime.īy default, it shows the current situation at the time you load the page. The overlapping shadings show where the Moon and the Sun are above the horizon at the selected moment. They mark the locations where the Moon and the Sun appear in the zenith, directly overhead. The Moon and Sun icons on the world map show the position of the Moon and the Sun at the selected time and date. Business Date to Date (exclude holidays).
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