earthshine

earth·shine

E0008900 (ûrth′shīn′)n. The sunlight reflected from the earth's surface that illuminates part of the moon not directly lighted by the sun. Also called earthlight.

earthshine

(ˈɜːθˌʃaɪn) or

earthlight

n (Astronomy) the ashen light reflected from the earth, which illuminates the new moon when it is not receiving light directly from the sun

earth•shine

(ˈɜrθˌʃaɪn)

n. the faint illumination of the part of the moon not illuminated by sunlight, as during a crescent phase, caused by the reflection of light from the earth. [1825–35]

Translations

luce cinerea

earthshine

enUK

earthshine

(erth -shÿn) (ashen light) Sunlight reflected from Earth. Close to new Moon, earthshine reflected by the Moon back to the Earth enables the whole lunar disk to become visible – the old Moon in the new Moon's arms. An observer on the Moon sees the Earth illuminated by earthshine and at new Moon can measure the Earth's albedo.

Earthshine

(earthlight), the faint luminescence of the portion of the visible disk of the moon not illuminated by direct sunlight. Observed when the moon is in the crescent phase, earthshine is caused by the reflection of sunlight by the earth when the greater part of the earth’s hemisphere illuminated by the sun is turned toward the moon. The first correct explanation of earthshine was given by the Italian scientist Leonardo da Vinci at the end of the 15th century.

earthshine

[′ərth‚shīn] (astronomy) earthlight

单词	earthshine
释义	earthshine enUK earth·shine E0008900 (ûrth′shīn′)n. The sunlight reflected from the earth's surface that illuminates part of the moon not directly lighted by the sun. Also called earthlight. earthshine (ˈɜːθˌʃaɪn) or earthlight n (Astronomy) the ashen light reflected from the earth, which illuminates the new moon when it is not receiving light directly from the sun earth•shine (ˈɜrθˌʃaɪn) n. the faint illumination of the part of the moon not illuminated by sunlight, as during a crescent phase, caused by the reflection of light from the earth. [1825–35] Translations luce cinerea earthshine enUK earthshine (erth -shÿn) (ashen light) Sunlight reflected from Earth. Close to new Moon, earthshine reflected by the Moon back to the Earth enables the whole lunar disk to become visible – the old Moon in the new Moon's arms. An observer on the Moon sees the Earth illuminated by earthshine and at new Moon can measure the Earth's albedo. Earthshine (earthlight), the faint luminescence of the portion of the visible disk of the moon not illuminated by direct sunlight. Observed when the moon is in the crescent phase, earthshine is caused by the reflection of sunlight by the earth when the greater part of the earth’s hemisphere illuminated by the sun is turned toward the moon. The first correct explanation of earthshine was given by the Italian scientist Leonardo da Vinci at the end of the 15th century. earthshine [′ərth‚shīn] (astronomy) earthlight
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