H hirorao Guest Jul 24, 2004 #1 I whould like some one to explain to me why form our viewpoint on Earth Luna sometimes looks almost golden when its really more grayish?
I whould like some one to explain to me why form our viewpoint on Earth Luna sometimes looks almost golden when its really more grayish?
T thalion Guest Jul 24, 2004 #2 Apparently, the Moon's apparent color depends a lot on Sun angle, an affect that was reported by the Apollo astronauts, IIRC.
Apparently, the Moon's apparent color depends a lot on Sun angle, an affect that was reported by the Apollo astronauts, IIRC.
M mkofron Guest Jul 24, 2004 #4 Don't hold this against me if I'm not 100% correct.<br /><br />The Latin word lunaticus means "moon-struck" and in ancient times the moon was thought to induce insanity in people.
Don't hold this against me if I'm not 100% correct.<br /><br />The Latin word lunaticus means "moon-struck" and in ancient times the moon was thought to induce insanity in people.
N nevers Guest Jul 24, 2004 #5 ...we must be still living in "ancient times". <img src="/images/icons/wink.gif" />