Question

Where do you find moon at night 2days before pournami?

Answer 1

two steps ahead or where

Answer 2

Answer:

North - West direction

Explanation:

Pournami is the Sanskrit term for the full moon. Purnima's day is the day (Tithi) in each month when the full moon occurs and marks the division of the two lunar fortnights in each month (and the moon is exactly aligned in a straight line, called the Sun – Earth – Moon cycle syzygy).

The moon rises in the eastern sky at sunset on a Pournami day. The moon and the sun are in exact opposite positions on the day of Pournami. Thus the moon's entire face is visible and hence during the night two days before the moon is visible in North - West direction.