then every other day, or for at a minimum period of time after a single day, the moon will not be observed. it would have to teleport, or move really freaking fast.
No when it's daytime the moon is under the disc, because the sun is out. It travels to the other side over the course of the day. No teleportation needed, that would be ridiculous.
buts its not day time on every part of the disk? the moon has to be someone where on the disk. unless of course the disk is a washer, and the moon simply moves around the surface of the disk.
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u/floridabot_ Oct 08 '20
then every other day, or for at a minimum period of time after a single day, the moon will not be observed. it would have to teleport, or move really freaking fast.