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Latest post Wed, Sep 27 2006 6:33 PM by pieanne. 2 replies.
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Anonymous  +  273184 Wed, 27 Sep 06 06:23 PM

Is the moon full at different times as seen from different locations?

I don't understand what "as seen from different locations" means.

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nona the brit  +  273192 Wed, 27 Sep 06 06:33 PM
From different places on Earth.
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pieanne  +  273193 Wed, 27 Sep 06 06:33 PM

"When it is seen from different locations".
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