Multiple Choice
The length of time for the Moon to move from new Moon to new Moon is known as 1 synodic month. Compared to one full orbital period with respect to the star background, or 1 sidereal month, the synodic month is
A) about 2 days shorter.
B) about twice as long.
C) exactly the same length.
D) about 2 days longer.
Correct Answer:
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