Assertion: moon | /r/HasProperty | visible
Facets:
value: on these days
type: TEMPORAL
value: no longer
type: TEMPORAL
value: from most places on the earth
type: LOCATION
value: except the african continent
type: OTHER
value: the majority of europe
type: LOCATION
value: to the naked eye
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: during nautical twilight
type: TEMPORAL
value: with a few exceptions
type: OTHER
value: in the night part of earth
type: TEMPORAL
value: in the sky
type: LOCATION
value: from sunset
type: TEMPORAL
value: all night
type: TEMPORAL
value: before sunrise
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Egyptians determine the beginning of this month when the Moon is no longer visible before sunrise.
text: In the 15th or 16th day of each month, the full moon is visible all night.
text: The Full Moon is visible in the sky approximately from sunset to sunrise.
text: At the precise moment of the Full Moon alignment, the Moon is only visible in the night part of Earth, with a few exceptions.
text: The moon was not visible from Jerusalem during civil twilight, but was visible during nautical twilight.
text: When the Moon is Full, it rises at sunset and is visible all night long.
text: Another predicament is created by the use of the conjunction because during the period surrounding the conjunction there are as many as two or even three nights when no moon is visible.
text: Interestingly, because of the way light refracts, a moonbow – which is just like a rainbow, but appearing at night – will only be seen in the part of the sky opposite of where the moon is visible.
text: Even though Earth blocks sunlight from directly reaching the surface of the Moon during a total lunar eclipse, the Moon is still visible to the naked eye.
text: (On these days the moon is dark and not visible.)
text: The full moon is visible on the 30th day (1st phase) to give its beginning of new moon on the next day (1st).
text: It will be visible from most places on the Earth except the African continent, the majority of Europe and central Eurasia.
text: The Moon is visible for two weeks every 27.3 days at the North and South Poles.