Why we can see the moon almost every night? Sometimes we can even see moon and sun together, could there be two or more moons in the sky? Someone made they look similar and made them tidal locked so it's harder for us to figure it out?
We can't see it every night because Moon orbits Earth, so it's position is changed daily and also rises different times each day.
We see both moon and sun together when moon is above our horizon during daytime which is completely normal. Moon still reflects sunlight during day but sun still overshadows it making it much less visible during peak daytime.
No rocket science.
We see both moon and sun together when moon is above our horizon during daytime which is completely normal. Moon still reflects sunlight during day but sun still overshadows it making it much less visible during peak daytime.
No rocket science.