Carol, did you not see what I wrote earlier? The reason for the phases of the moon?
Today, in Australia, was a piece of news about a python that ate a slipper and had to have surgery to remove it.
The great mystery is how the wolf who eats the moon regularly can get it back up and shining. That is what I would like to know.

GG.

carolb Wrote:
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> IXOYE Wrote:
>
> > Explain why the moon, a supposed ball
> > shines equally bright light in all of it's
> phases
> > when it is a round ball.
>
> The moon does not shine equally
> bright in all its phases. You can barely see a
> crescent moon, a day or two before or after new.
> What are you talking about?
>
>
>
> > My conclusion is it must be self illuminating in
> all phases,
> > what are your thoughts. Lets have
> > a mature discussion, whith no sarcasm,insults,
> or
> > putdowns.
>
> How can it be 'self-illuminating' in all phases
> when we only see the fully
> illuminated hemisphere when the moon is full?
> Who's switching the lights off for the remainder
> of the month?
>
> Carol