Have You Ever Noticed? The Moon Looks Different Depending on Your Hemisphere

A still frame shows a partial view of Earth on the left against a starry space background. To the right, five dark circular icons represent the moon at different phases or visibility levels, each labeled with a geographic region: 'New Moon' at the top, followed by 'North Pole', 'Northern Hemisphere', 'Equator', 'Southern Hemisphere', and 'South Pole' at the bottom. The moon icons are uniformly dark, suggesting no visible illumination from the sun for any of these locations during a new moon phase.

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