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Last seen on: Daily Boston Globe Crossword Monday, February 27, 2023
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In astronomy, the variation of the Moon is one of the principal perturbations in the motion of the Moon.
The variation was discovered by Tycho Brahe, who noticed that, starting from a lunar eclipse in December 1590, at the times of syzygy (new or full moon), the apparent velocity of motion of the Moon (along its orbit as seen against the background of stars) was faster than expected. On the other hand, at the times of first and last quarter, its velocity was correspondingly slower than expected. (Those expectations were based on the lunar tables widely used up to Tycho’s time. They took some account of the two largest irregularities in the Moon’s motion, i.e. those now known as the equation of the center and the evection, see also Lunar theory – History.)
The main visible effect (in longitude) of the variation of the Moon is that during the course of every month, at the octants of the Moon’s phase that follow the syzygies (i.e. halfway between the new or the full moon and the next-following quarter), the Moon is about two thirds of a degree farther ahead than would be expected on the basis of its mean motion (as modified by the equation of the centre and by the evection). But at the octants that precede the syzygies, it is about two thirds of a degree behind. At the syzygies and quarters themselves, the main effect is on the Moon’s velocity rather than its position.