<transcript><audio_0>um oh this is probably a good question for me to do um so for faces of the moon um so once you start the phases of the moon project uh maybe you can't quite see it</transcript><caption><image_1>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a blue background and white text. On the left side of the page, there is a title bar at the top with the title "The planet of the moon is the largest planet in the solar system". Below the title, there are several icons representing different planets and their orbits. 

On the top right corner of the image, there appears to be a search bar and a menu bar with various options such as "Search", "Edit", "View", and "Help". On the bottom left corner, there seems to be an image of a planet with a map of the universe in the center.

There are also several arrows pointing towards the planets, indicating that the user can navigate through the page. The text on the page is in a larger font size than the rest of the text.</caption><caption><image_2>The image is a screenshot of a webpage with a diagram of the phases of the moon. The diagram is in the center of the page and shows the orbits of the planets in the solar system. The planets are arranged in a circular pattern, with each planet represented by a different color. 

On the left side of the image, there is a title that reads "The phases are shown in the diagram below. Please answer below questions." On the right side, there are two arrows pointing towards the planets, indicating that the diagram is meant to be a visual representation of the different phases.

At the bottom of the screenshot, there has a text box that explains the meaning of each phase and how they interact with each other. The text box is labeled "During which phase is the Moon mobile for most of the day? Choose all that applies."

Overall, the image appears to be related to the process of creating a diagram or diagram of a solar system, as the title suggests.</caption><transcript><audio_3>again i still need to write up the instruction for that and and i'll keep this in mind this is what i'm trying to illustrate with that project is that moon is necessarily up in the sky at night</transcript><transcript><audio_4>so the full moon is full moon rises as the sun sets and it also sets as the sun rises so full moon covers the night it does do that but if you look at something like a crest sentiment</transcript><transcript><audio_5>then it's mostly rising and setting very close to the sun so so that's what this question is getting at during which phases is the moon visible for most of the day the day not night</transcript> um oh this is probably a good question for me to do um so for faces of the moon um so once you start the phases of the moon project uh maybe you can't quite see it again i still need to write up the instruction for that and and i'll keep this in mind this is what i'm trying to illustrate with that project is that moon is necessarily up in the sky at night so the full moon is full moon rises as the sun sets and it also sets as the sun rises so full moon covers the night it does do that but if you look at something like a crest sentiment then it's mostly rising and setting very close to the sun so so that's what this question is getting at during which phases is the moon visible for most of the day the day not night
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