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Frank, you wrote "The only reason we can't see the Moon rise on each
and every day is because atmospheric extinction near the horizon, ..."
Sorry, Frank but I guess you know also that the Moon does not rise on
"each and every day". There is one day during a month (possibly in
some months even two) where there is no Moon rise, even not an
invisible one. Due to the Moon's orbit there is one day during the
lunar month where there is no Moon rise, transit or set. On such days
the last event was shortly before midnight and the next one shortly a
day later after midnight.

Marcel

   

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