Moon Phases 2017 - Northern Hemisphere - 4K

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This 4K visualization shows the moon's phase and libration at hourly intervals throughout 2017, as viewed from the Northern Hemisphere. Each frame represents one hour. In addition, this visualization shows the moon's orbit position, sub-Earth and subsolar points, distance from the Earth at true scale, and labels of craters near the terminator.
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To learn more about this visualization, or to see what the moon will look like at any hour in 2017, visit our "Dial A-Moon" website: svs.gsfc.nasa.gov/4537
Credit: NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center/David Ladd
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Комментарии : 59

@CalvinGarner 7 лет назад

THIS MUSIC IS LIT!

@MedEighty 7 лет назад

All that was missing were some laser and strobe lights.

@lanceripplinger8352 7 лет назад

Great stuff! My club does outreach activities all the time demonstrating the phases of the Moon to the public. We are also so excited for the upcoming Solar Eclipse in August!!!

@dziban303 7 лет назад

Someone walked by and asked me why the Aries symbol ♈ is shown. That symbol also indicates the vernal (spring) equinox.

@highspacefox 7 лет назад

nothing better than dancing with the moon, and in 4K!!

@nickbagnall 7 лет назад

Barking

@LossyLossnitzer 7 лет назад

This is great thank you for sharing this 4k Video.

@PopArt 7 лет назад

Fantastic! Thanks for this!

@Elninioloko 7 лет назад

Lo mejor que he visto este canal

@Joemenix 7 лет назад

Hi, what is the name of the track ?

@CarlosRodriguez-fu8bv 7 лет назад

So mesmerizing!

@krisjenner5299 7 лет назад

Well thank you very much!

@coolraiser103 7 лет назад

Very happy to be among the first commenters this year! I swear this is the SVS's most popular topic every year. Thanks NASA!

@wilfredachau 6 лет назад

thank you

@angelcaban2387 7 лет назад

Awsome channel

@alsan5163 7 лет назад

cool!!! 😳👍

@hollydepthexplain583 4 года назад

Hello NASA

@MrOkvok 7 лет назад

who is the author of the soundtrack? what is this song?

@blurvision2844 5 месяцев назад

Emmanuelle Fantasy by Ernest Saint-Laurent

@sh4mst0ne 7 лет назад

Liked for the tune

@Ralphcb666 7 лет назад

There are any advantage to put an telescope such as Hubble on Moon´s surface?

@kalo_yanis 7 лет назад

As funky as the music is, I think last year's was a better fit.

@1harryh1hmr98 7 лет назад

Yeah, fortunately, the same video can be found spiced with better music :)

@frankwunder8844 6 лет назад

It would be nice, if lunar eclipses are taken into account too.

@SocietyOfTheSpectacl 7 лет назад

did stanley kubrick direct this ?

@williamastro9250 4 года назад

Music?

@theufwik 7 лет назад

they should try 2018 with , AES DANA opalin

@J8sStellarGraphics Год назад

No solar eclipse?

@heros2110 7 лет назад

2015 music is still the best

@krisjenner5299 2 года назад

Yo prefiero la de 2017 porque tiene más ritmo. La de 2015 es más nostálgica, pero de todos modos, la de 2015 también me encanta, es muy bella.

@christianlopez7369 6 лет назад

they should just show the actually moon orbiting the earth they enough 🛰 I think that would be cool real time moon phases

@chapstic593 7 лет назад

Dope music. Need sauce.

@henriquepaesmoraes4845 3 года назад

To be a president in 2017, you must be born in 1982 or earlier.

@krisjenner5299 7 лет назад

NASA Goddard, in the lunar phases of 2018 could put the music of the video 7 facts about: PLUTO | PART 2. In this video, the music starts in minute 1: 35. The music is good, would look good in the video !!

@sergiomartinez5766 7 лет назад

Yes,very good

@sergiomartinez5766 7 лет назад

Yes, it could be right.

@eckhardmann1409 7 лет назад

Sol-3

@fbeneke1 7 лет назад

Does anyone know why the moon looks upside down in the Southern hemisphere?

@markholm7050 7 лет назад

Fernando Beneke Maybe this diagram will help. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orbit_of_the_Moon#/media/File%3AEarth-Moon.PNG The basic explanation is that, from far enough south, you will be looking at the Moon from the southern side of its orbit, while from far enough North, you see it from the Northern side of its orbit. In equatorial regions, you see the Moon's orbit more nearly edge on, and it will appear to pass more nearly overhead. This is all complicated by the tilts of Earth's axis of rotation and the Moon's orbit with respect to the plane of Earth's orbit. From far enough south, you will be looking North to see the Moon. From far enough north, you look south to see the Moon. From a northern location, you can simulate the southern view by facing north and bending over backwards till you see the Moon.

@davegillett7135 7 лет назад

Fernando Beneke yes its because people in the southern hemisphere are upside down. do a headstand (I nearly said stand on your head) looking at the moon and you will see what people in the northern hemisphere see. that assumes,of course,that you are in the southern hemisphere.

@3ccdmike 7 лет назад

10,009 views

@RoseSharon7777 7 лет назад

That's weird, It was a clear night and I couldn't find anything on the 20th of March!

@florencegomer7937 5 лет назад

J Day ... Pause the video on that date and look closely. Moon rise would have been about midnight, highest in the sky about 6 am the next day, and setting about midday.

@swamygee 6 лет назад

Why does the moon appear to wobble?

@NASAGoddard 6 лет назад

Because the moon orbits the earth on a 5+ degree tilt compared to the Earth's rotation, it appears to wobble as it moves above and below our plane of rotation.

@nicdavid37 6 лет назад

Excellent images, full of info -- but cut the sound!

@oneeved 7 лет назад

Where's the day time gibbous and night time crescents? Every time the moon is on the dark side of the earth you have the gibbous and the day side has the crescents, but we can see gibbous in the day time and crescents at night also.

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

Oh, I see - there's a lot of information in this video. The day/night cycle of Earth is approximately 1 day per second, so those crescents and gibbous phases last for weeks. It's a little confusing, I admit, but we're getting a lot of information into this graphic. Hope this helps.

@jamieqmoon6561 7 лет назад

Got TO See MYSELF Rotate For the Coming YEAR. Yes MY Family's Name is MOON,& Yes I was born on the FULL MOON of Passover and Ramadan. NAMASTE

@davidmartin2748 7 лет назад

no cuadra para nada a como la estamos viendo.

@jeremiahshane69 7 лет назад

131 likes

@annihilationHaven 7 лет назад

This is great if you're looking for a funky cartoon. But it just opened dozens more questions than I already had. Why does the moon appear to harmonically rotate counter-clockwise/clockwise, in addition to the synchronous rotation around the earth? At what latitude is the observer seeing this representation? Why can't they make a 3d visualization of the path of the moon, why is it always 2d? Since the moon is only about 1/4 the size of Earth, and in synchronous orbit, at the new moon phase the whole back side of the moon should be lit, however the only way it should disappear completely is if it is between the earth and the sun, thereby causing a solar eclipse each month. However we don't see that, we see the moon usually disappear completely, even though if the solar eclipse didn't happen, meaning the moon is either above our line of sight of the top of the sun, or below, only two possibilities. If it is above that line of sight, we should see some of the bottom side of the moon light up since it is in alignment between the sun and the earth. How come we don't? The moon should be above the north pole or below the south pole in order for us not to see a solar eclipse from somewhere on earth each month. From our perspective on earth part of the moon at the top or bottom should be lit.

@jihadodeh3 7 лет назад

annihilationHaven is you my freind need to study and do your homework. This isn't a lecture. Your on this page, you should know atleast the basics. Thus isn't a research paper

@annihilationHaven 7 лет назад

Of course it isn't a research paper. Someone put a lot of time and effort into making this cartoon which has nothing to do with the phases of the moon and nothing to do with reality. It's just sad that they have to put the NASA Goddard tag on it, it can mislead people into believing it's legitimate.

@NASAGoddard 7 лет назад

The moon's orbit is not on the same plane as the Earth's orbit around the sun. It's tilted by 5.15 degrees and that's why we don't see an eclipse every month. The "harmonic" rotation of the moon in this video is called libration - it's a sort of wobble the moon has, like a spinning top.

@stripe61 7 лет назад

Flat Earthers, where you at?

@shyamnavrang4232 7 лет назад

Shyam Navran frome Ujjain mp

@shyamnavrang4232 7 лет назад

so byutifull

@Thugsmansion075 7 лет назад

"And the moon, we have measured for her mansions (to traverse) till she returns like the old, (withered, and curved-up like a sickle) date-palm. It is not permitted for sun to catch-up the moon, nor can the night outstrip the day; each swims along in (its own) orbit." (36:39-40) - Quraan.