Moon Phases

"Segmented into four main stages, the lunar cycle begins during the new moon, where the unlit face of the satellite faces Earth. The initial pitch lasts for about 15 hours and is revealed after a small light strand is discovered - revealing the so-called kinetic light, the result of sunlight reflected by the Earth.

After a week, the fourth crescent begins, where half of the lunar disc is illuminated and discovered. In a new week ahead, two after the new moon, lies the full moon illuminating and beautifying all the night sky with its mysteries. This, in turn, arises almost at the same time that the Sun sets.

As soon as the full phase reaches its closest point to the lunar orbit, the Supermoon gives signals, with the largest and brightest Moon among the others. Finally, another week goes by and the brightness begins to decrease, starting the waning fourth and illuminating the satellite again only in half until the cycle restarts with the return of the new moon."

What I think of that : I think it's a very thoughtful thing because it's so crazy how the light hits the moon and on Earth we do not see the dark part of the moon so it looks like the dark part of the moon does not exist.

But I have a question for you: Why do we see the moon even when it is morning  ?

Source : http://www.wemystic.com.br/artigos/as-fases-da-lua-aspectos-gerais-culturais-e-historicos/