>SERIOUS Q
>can anyone verify or explain this??
>I am in NE … Florida the moon rises in the east … it is 180 degrees from where it should be
You've been inattentive or unaware for a while, Anon. There are tens of millions of us paying close attention. All is well. Recalibrate. Thank you for your ongoing service.
Not intended to disparage or dismiss you, Anon. Please tell us what you know.
In the early parts of a lunation you should expect to see the moon in the eastern sky in the evening. It cannot rise in your east facing window 'every night'. In the latter part of a lunation, waning crescent phase, you see the moon setting in the west in the morning.