By: My Space
The Moon's natural brightness makes it visible during the day in certain conditions.
It reflects sunlight, which makes it appear much brighter than the stars, which are barely visible during the day.
The Moon goes through different phases, and this affects its visibility during the day. During the new moon phase, the Moon is not visible during the day
Because it is positioned between the Earth and the Sun, and its bright side is not illuminated. During the full moon phases, the Moon is quite visible during the day, especially at dawn and dusk.
When the atmosphere is clear and the sky is free of clouds, the Moon can be seen during the day.
Atmospheric conditions such as dust, smoke, and haze can also make the Moon more visible during the day.
The Moon's orbit around the Earth is elliptical,
and this means that it is closer to the Earth during certain times of the year. This proximity makes it easier to spot the Moon during the day.