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What time will the moon rise over Brisbane and what's a good website to track it?
I want to know when the moon will rise in certain areas of the world. For example what time will the moon rise in Brisbane and whether it's a full moon or partial. Is there a website that can tell me this.
3 Answers
- nlpLv 41 decade agoFavorite Answer
The Best Answer Is ...
For your city Brisbane
Rising and setting times for the Moon
Meridian Passing
Date Moonrise Moon set Time Altitude Distance Illuminated Phase (km)
20 Mar 2011 -18:03 06:00 - Full at 04:10
21 Mar 2011 -18:46 07:09- 00:33 71.7° 357,262 98.7%
22 Mar 2011 -19:32 08:18- 01:29 77.2° 359,933 94.5%
23 Mar 2011 -20:22 09:26- 02:27 81.6° 364,350 87.5%
24 Mar 2011 -21:16 10:31- 03:25 84.7° 370,016 78.5%
25 Mar 2011 -22:12 11:32- 04:24 86.1° 376,345 68.3%
26 Mar 2011 -23:10 12:27- 05:21 86.0° 382,766 57.4% 3Q at 22:08
All times are in local time for Indore
Rising and setting times for the Moon
Meridian Passing
Date Moonrise Moon set Time Altitude Distance Illuminated Phase (km)
20 Mar 2011 - 19:26 06:31 - 00:28 63.0° 356,601 99.8%
21 Mar 2011 - 20:32 07:15 - 01:23 56.9° 357,668 98.1%
22 Mar 2011 - 21:38 08:03 - 02:20 51.6° 360,748 93.2%
23 Mar 2011 - 22:43 08:54 - 03:18 47.4° 365,479 85.7%
24 Mar 2011 - 23:45 09:48 - 04:16 44.7° 371,337 76.4%
25 Mar 2011 10:44 05:15 43.6° 377,731 66.0%
26 Mar 2011 00:41 11:41 06:11 44.0° 384,105 55.1% 3Q at 17:38
- Anonymous1 decade ago
What do you mean by "track it"? It will rise a little after sunset, because it's a little past full moon. You can watch it all night, if the sky's clear.
If you're expecting to see something unusual, you'll be disappointed. It will look a litte larger at moonrise, as it always does due to an optical illusion, but high in the sky it wil be the same as always. You can't tell the difference.
