Astronomy
Constantthin
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6 answers
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Why would the side of the moon that faces earth be as dark as the far side of the moon?
4 answers
12 votes
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Could Neptune be viewed with the naked eye from Uranus?
1 answers
16 votes
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How many times brighter would full-earth-shine appear to people standing on the moon, than full-moon-shine does to people on earth?
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7 votes
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Does lack of atmosphere on the moon make earth-shine more, or less, bright?
1 answers
-2 votes
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What is Saturn’s apparent magnitude at its brightest when viewed from Uranus?
2 answers
2 votes
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Do the earth and the moon reflect the different fractions of total solar radiation proportionally?
0 answers
1 votes
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How is bond albedo calculated?
1 answers
0 votes
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Will the planets be pushed outwards when the sun goes red giant?
1 answers
0 votes
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Why does apparent magnitudes get increased fourfold when distances get halved, instead of simply getting doubled?
0 answers
2 votes
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How can Bond Albedo be greater than Geometric Albedo?
1 answers
0 votes
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How can the author of this article conclude that earth-shine on the moon is 100 times brighter than moon-shine on earth?
1 answers
-4 votes
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What is Jupiter's apparent magnitude as watched from Uranus?
0 answers
0 votes
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What is the highest albedo of the earth's surface facing the sun ever measured?
2 answers
-5 votes
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What is 5 in 5log10 the value of?
1 answers
0 votes
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How does one find out how often planets align?
1 answers
0 votes
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Is subtracting one apparent magnitude from another ever practical?
1 answers
1 votes
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Does a red giant star produce more stellar wind than a yellow star?
1 answers
4 votes
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How much mass is lost in the red giant phase of a sun?
2 answers
1 votes
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Which unit is most suitable in comparing needed light intensity for night reading on the Moon, vs on Earth?

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