New Sun in the Sky
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Note that crescent strictly means "growing"; the Moon should really be called decrescent at this phase. If you know how many days it is since New Moon, multiply that by 50 minutes, to find out approximately how much the Moon is lagging behind the Sun. It will only be approximate, because the Moon's orbit is an ellipse rather than a circle, and it doesn't go round at a constant speed.
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So the Moon crosses the sky about 50 minutes later every day. And you might think it would rise 50 minutes later every day, and set 50 minutes later too.
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But this isn't true - because the Moon doesn't spend the same length of time above the horizon every day. The Sun goes through a seasonal variation, once a year.
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In December and January, the Sun is in the far south of the sky. It rises in the south-east; it spends only a few hours above the horizon for northern-hemisphere observers , crossing the sky quite low down; and it sets in the south-west. In June and July, the Sun is in the far north of the sky.
It rises in the north-east ; it spends many hours above the horizon for northern-hemisphere observers , crossing the sky quite high up; and it sets in the north-west. The Moon follows the same cycle, but about twelve times faster; it gets round in about a month.
The Moon is in the same place as the Sun at New Moon. As we have seen, the time at which the Moon crosses the southern sky gets later every day, by about 50 minutes. So the time at which the Moon rises and sets will also vary from day to day. For example, when the Moon is heading northwards, it spends longer above the horizon each day.
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Thank you for your support. The object was first seen in two infrared images taken 6 months apart in by WISE. The object is traversing 8. In comparison, most of the brightest stars have a proper motion of a few tenths of an arcsecond per year or less — for example, Rigel only moves 0.
Using images of the object taken in different filters, Luhman estimated its temperature to be about kelvin, or about 10 degrees below zero in Fahrenheit. In addition, its extreme temperature should tell us a lot about the atmospheres of planets, which often have similarly cold temperatures.
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This cold brown dwarf was discovered relatively close to the plane of our Milky Way, which astronomers often avoid because "crowding" can occur — that is, there are so many stars along the galactic plane that it can be tough to tell one from the other, especially when they are moving. But as Luhman has shown, this may be a fertile hunting ground for finding more close companions to the Sun. I like knowing where things are in the sky.
It depends on what definition of a brown dwarf is adopted, what you might call this object. The article identifies proper motions but, I feel, should make clear that such motions are in reference to earth — which makes me wonder who is heading where and how fast?