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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
ELI5: How is it that during the day I can see the moon and the sun, but on the opposite side of the earth it's night time and the moon is clearly visible?

Might be a bit of a dumbass question, but I was just sitting here enjoying my breakfast staring at the moon thinking, "what the fuck?".

**EDIT:** Ohhhh, I see.. So the moon is just above the horizon right now, so because it is so far away it will just be starting to be visible to other parts of the world? 
I just never understood before..
gpt
If the moon is directly above you, the it will NOT be visible on the other side of the earth. It will be a dark, moonless night for them.  If the moon is to your left, it will appear to the right in the sky of someone on the other side of the earth from you.  The moon is high above the earth. Therefore visible to a large part of the earth simultaneously.