¿Por qué la luna llena es mejor en invierno?

The video explains how Earth's tilt affects seasons and moon phases. It describes the new moon's alignment with the sun and the full moon's behavior, which mimics the sun in opposite seasons. The winter full moon is highlighted for its long presence in the sky, providing beautifully lit nights, often accompanied by snow and auroras.

Why are winters considered the best season for observing the full moon?

• Because the Earth is closer to the moon in winter.

• Due to the Earth's tilt, nights are longer in winter.

• The moon is larger in winter.

• The sun is brighter in winter.

What happens to the sun's position in the sky during winter?

• It rises earlier and sets later.

• It follows a higher path in the sky.

• It is lower and stays for a shorter time.

• It stays longer in the sky.

How does the new moon's path compare to the sun's?

• It follows a completely different path.

• It rises and sets at the same time as the sun.

• It is visible only during the day.

• It appears only at night.

When is the moon considered full?

• When it is on the opposite side of the sun.

• When it is not visible at all.

• When it is on the same side as the sun.

• When it is closest to the Earth.

How does a winter full moon compare to a summer sun?

• It stays in the sky for a short time.

• It follows a low path in the sky.

• It stays longer and follows a high path.

• It is not visible at all.