Enigmatic Lights On The Moon

The mysterious light seen on the moon is a typical example of the mystery of Fortin. Known as transient month phenomena (TLP), they are the mysteries of astronomers from the earliest days. But as astronomer Peter Greg pointed out, despite numerous detailed observations, we do not seem to be closer to understanding what these abnormal flashes are. Immediately after the invention of the early 17 th century telescope astronomers began to notice that the moon is our only natural satellite and less as lively as the Earth.

The moon circles the earth in a circle called a track. It takes about 28 days to go round the earth. The sun is always shining half of the moon. The moon is not a light source, it does not have its own light. The moon is visible because it reflects the light from the sun. The moon seems to change the shape (stage), but what we really are looking for is the way the moon is illuminated by the light of the sun is different from day to day. During the Renaissance period, Nicolas Copernicus proposed the solar center model of the solar system. His work was defended, expanded and modified by Galileo Galilei and Johannes Kelper. Galileo added technological innovation to enhance the observation using a telescope. Kelper designed the system correctly describing the details of the planetary movement, centered on the sun.

Beginning in 1609, Galileo Galilei used a recently invented telescope to observe the sun, the moon and the planet. He saw the moon mountains and craters, and for the first time revealed that the planet itself is the world. Galileo also provided powerful observational evidence that the planet circulates around the sun. The observation of Venus by Galileo is particularly prominent. In the Ptolemy model, Venus is always between the earth and the sun, so it is necessary to mainly observe the night of Venus. However, Galileo was able to observe the daylight side of Venus. This shows that Venus is opposite the Earth's sun.

Galileo is a pioneer of the idea that all celestial bodies reflect light. He suggested that the moon is the reflected light of the earth, it emanates from the sun, and that we (the people on earth) are reflecting the same light towards the moon. "For the exchange of equality and gratitude, the earth will repay to the moon in the same way as the light received from the moon almost always in the darkest darkness from the moon." (Galileo, p.XX) That is, People think that the earth is lit