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The moon is tidally locked with the Earth but that doesn’t mean there is always one side that is bright. Ie: the moon has “days” as well… they are just longer t
by imoverclocked 4y ago
The moon is tidally locked with the Earth but that doesn’t mean there is always one side that is bright. Ie: the moon has “days” as well… they are just longer than Earth days.
By 2 or 4, do you mean time zones? If so, why? Why not just a single coordinated time?
- JohnFen 4y agoYes, I know the moon has days and nights. Each is roughly 2 weeks Earth time. > By 2 or 4, do you mean time zones? yes > If so, why? Why not just a single coordinated time? I'm not proposing, refuting, or endorsing anything. This thread is just me trying to understand what it is you were saying.