2022 October 10 - A Double Lunar Analemma over Turkey

In today's image, we see a double lunar analemma. An analemma occurs when you take an image of an object when it gets back to the same point in the sky each day. So, this would be at the same time of day for our Sun. For the Moon, it would be 50 minutes later each day that it would return to the same place in the sky.

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