You mean the day-night boundary on Earth? You are right, that can only be truly appreciated from space. But we can see that division on the Moon (when it is not completely full or completely new). I think it is pretty cool. I was just out recently in a country site saw the a less than full Moon with an 8-inch telescope and the shadows of the craters at the edge of light-darkness quite fantastic.
I've watched this video long time back. I find it absolutely stunning!
ReplyDeleteI think it humbles one down. :)
Hi Salman,
ReplyDeleteJust wondered whether you know of any video where we can see the night overlapping the day and the day overlapping the night.
This is something apparently seen only by those who are fortunate enough to look at the Earth from space.
Your video reminded me of this, so thought I will ask you.
Thanks and best wishes.
You mean the day-night boundary on Earth? You are right, that can only be truly appreciated from space. But we can see that division on the Moon (when it is not completely full or completely new). I think it is pretty cool. I was just out recently in a country site saw the a less than full Moon with an 8-inch telescope and the shadows of the craters at the edge of light-darkness quite fantastic.
ReplyDeleteYes, i mean the day-night boundary on Earth.
ReplyDeleteAny videos that you can give the link to? I don't mind even if it is the moon.