How to see the ash light of the Moon?🤨

The ash light of the Moon is observed just after the new moon. The direct rays of the Sun during this period fall on a small part of the satellite, which is visible as a silvery sickle, resulting in a spectacular effect: a soft light gray, "ashy" glow of the Moon.

You can see it if you watch it in the evening (not at night!) and in a transparent and clear atmosphere. In urban areas, this is very rare.
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Perfect illustration of inertia

And inertia is a physical phenomenon whereby a body keeps its velocity constant or at rest when no other bodies are acting on it.
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In Singapore, a robot dog from Boston Dynamics patrols parks and informs people about the need for " social distance"
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🇱🇰 A lady selling her wares at the market, Sri Lanka, 1910. Original autochrome colour photo
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Swimming with stingrays in Bora Bora
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Venice
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At night, Ukraine struck at the Kremlin with a UAV

Triboelectric effect

This experiment demonstrates the appearance of electric charges in the material due to friction.
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