File:The crescent Moon setting over Paranal.ogv

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English: This time-lapse sequence shows the young Moon setting over ESO’s Paranal Observatory in Chile. As well as the bright crescent the rest of the disc of the Moon can be faintly seen. This phenomenon is called earthshine. It is due to sunlight reflecting off the Earth and illuminating the lunar surface. This video was taken on 27 October 2011 and also records the planets Mercury and Venus.
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Source The crescent Moon setting over ESO’s Paranal Observatory
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Media of the day This file was selected as the media of the day for 05 March 2012. It was captioned as follows:
English: This time-lapse sequence shows the young Moon setting over ESO’s Paranal Observatory in Chile. As well as the bright crescent the rest of the disc of the Moon can be faintly seen. This phenomenon is called earthshine. It is due to sunlight reflecting off the Earth and illuminating the lunar surface. This video was taken on 27 October 2011 and also records the planets Mercury and Venus.
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English: This time-lapse sequence shows the young Moon setting over ESO’s Paranal Observatory in Chile. As well as the bright crescent the rest of the disc of the Moon can be faintly seen. This phenomenon is called earthshine. It is due to sunlight reflecting off the Earth and illuminating the lunar surface. This video was taken on 27 October 2011 and also records the planets Mercury and Venus.
Македонски: Забрзана снимка на Месечината како заоѓа зад Параналска опсерваторија во Чиле. Покрај месечевиот срп, може да се забележи и остатокот од Месечината. Оваа појава се нарекува „пепелава светлина“ и се должи на тоа што сончевата светлина се одбива од Земјата и ја осветлува месечевата површина.
中文(简体):月亮从帕瑞纳天文台边升起,摄于2011年10月27日。

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