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Can the Full Moon and the Sun Be Observed on the Same Side of the Sky?
Susman, Katarina; Cepic, Mojca
Physics Education, v45 n5 p469-474 Sep 2010
An ordinary flight became an interesting and amusing event when a look through the window of the plane revealed unusual light spots on the winglet. This article discusses the occurance we saw. Two possible explanations are presented. (Contains 8 figures.)
Descriptors: Astronomy, Science Instruction, Light, Scientific Principles, Air Transportation, Physics, Science Activities
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