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Q. When the moon is low on the horizon it often appears considerably larger than when it's high in the sky - what's the reason for this? Also, even from one night to the next the moon can appear to be a different size even when it's in approximately the same part of the sky regardless as to whether it's close to the horizon. Asked by Trevor - Sun Aug 6 05:42:10 2006 - - 13 Answers - 0 Comments A. Good question, and good observation. You are correct. The moon does look larger or smaller at different times. There are three reasons for this. 1. The Moon looks larger depending on the orbital position. That is because it is about 5% closer when the Perigee occurs in alignment with the Earth and Sun. This can be at new or full phase. the effect is greatest when the Earth is nearest the Sun in January. 2. Atmospheric refraction. The rising full moon looks slightly larger because of atmospheric effects. But that is not the most important reason: 3. The human eye's potential for changing the eye's iris in response to light levels. The iris it the part of the eye behind the cornea. It has a hole in it that gets larger or smaller… [cont.] Answered by China Jon - Sun Aug 6 06:31:17 2006 From Yahoo Answer Search: "larger" |
