Tomorrow morning the last sliver of the waning crescent moon will be visible around sunset. Tomorrow is a new moon, which means the moon is up all day and we can’t see it. The day after, we’ll see the first waxing sliver of moon in the early evening. With a full moon like this, it always rises at sunset and is up all night. (Now if I could just wrap my head around out when tides happen in relation to all of this… help anyone?)
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