hey /sci/entists.
I'm kind of a grug brain so I don't usually post here, and i know this question will probably seem very /x/ tier but I just have a question because I know very little about the movement of celestial bodies.
I usually look up at the moon and stars at night, (mostly wishing i wasn't on this planet because my life is a total failure, but whatever) and I note the positions of the moon and certain constellations i can identify.
last time i looked ( and I live in southern california ) the moon's path was pretty much directly above but a little bit to the south, maybe 10 degrees or so but again, i am a grug brain.
Tonight the moon is VERY north of it's normal position, maybe 30 or 40 degrees? Is this normal? can the astronomers out there confirm this?
Thank you.
I'm kind of a grug brain so I don't usually post here, and i know this question will probably seem very /x/ tier but I just have a question because I know very little about the movement of celestial bodies.
I usually look up at the moon and stars at night, (mostly wishing i wasn't on this planet because my life is a total failure, but whatever) and I note the positions of the moon and certain constellations i can identify.
last time i looked ( and I live in southern california ) the moon's path was pretty much directly above but a little bit to the south, maybe 10 degrees or so but again, i am a grug brain.
Tonight the moon is VERY north of it's normal position, maybe 30 or 40 degrees? Is this normal? can the astronomers out there confirm this?
Thank you.
