Question

what is the moon on 30% and date of month is 10

Answer 1

what is the name of the moon

Answer 2

When you refer to the "moon on 30%," it typically relates to the Moon's illumination or how much of the Moon is visible from Earth, which is often described in terms of its phase. A moon that is 30% illuminated is likely in the waxing or waning crescent phase, depending on the date in the lunar cycle.

As for a specific date, if the date of the month is the 10th, it would be necessary to know which month and year you are asking about, as the Moon's phases progress through a cycle roughly every 29.5 days.

For example, if you’re asking about a September 10th, you would need to check an astronomical calendar for that year to determine what phase the Moon is in. If you clarify the month and year, I can provide a more accurate response regarding the Moon's phase.

Answer 3

The name of the Moon that orbits Earth is simply "the Moon." In English, it is commonly referred to as "the Moon," while in Latin, it is called "Luna." The term "Luna" is also used in various contexts, such as in scientific names for lunar phenomena or in other languages. In mythology and culture, the Moon may have various names and representations based on different traditions and languages. If you're referring to a specific phase or type of Moon, such as a "New Moon" or "Full Moon," those are also used to describe the lunar cycle rather than an actual name of the Moon itself.