Group,
You have to look close near the pointed "tips," of
the Moon, it will appear as if it has two small points.
These can be seen during the waxing and waning
phase in the same, but opposite areas, just before
and after the half moon, respectively. Then as the
Moon and Sun square off more and more, the Sun's
light will over shine the polar opening to make it look
rounder, without the shadows make by the pole-holes.
Take a look and see for yourself, everyone else has
been able to see this, that I have "spoken," with.
Mike, NYC
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