Closed mannylopez closed 5 months ago
Two consecutive days sometimes display the same moon phase (New, First Quarter, Full, Last Quarter).
Desired outcome: Only one day should display a distinct moon phase.
How to reproduce:
A synodic month is 29.53058770576. So, technically, 05/08/2024 is closer to "Day 0" of the lunar cycle.
29.53058770576
Something to note is that this is all in UTC, so while 05/08/2024 is the new moon for UTC, in local time, UTC -7, the new moon is on 05/07/2024.
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mannylopez
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5 months ago mannylopez
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5 months ago
Two consecutive days sometimes display the same moon phase (New, First Quarter, Full, Last Quarter).
Desired outcome: Only one day should display a distinct moon phase.
How to reproduce:
A synodic month is
29.53058770576. So, technically, 05/08/2024 is closer to "Day 0" of the lunar cycle.Something to note is that this is all in UTC, so while 05/08/2024 is the new moon for UTC, in local time, UTC -7, the new moon is on 05/07/2024.