night-side

Closest approach will be on the night side, just a little bit south of the equator, in full view of Earth.

During an eclipse, the sun, Earth and moon line up, leaving a darkened moon visible to observers on the night side of the planet.

FROM THE PROMETHEUS in orbit, we see the night side of the planet transformed into a vast reticulated lacework of faint luminosity.

It is better to say that the moon has a "day side" and a "night side" than a "dark side. "

Tracking data show that the craft, traveling 30 miles a second toward the end, will crash into Jupiter on its night side.

From above the cratered planes of the night side of Mercury, the Earth appeared in its fullest phase.

Late at night, side window falls the rain came, this time I'm so cold so cold, lonely, close your eyes, imagine you by my side.

Second, winds would distribute heat from the permanent day side of Gliese 581d to the permanent night side, preventing freeze-out.

Occasionally, though, the craft dips intoEarth's night side for two- to three-week periods, interrupting solarobservations.

On the night side of Saturn, the planet casts a dark shadow over its rings.

Sometimes, the side facing the Earth is the day side, and other times it is the night side: this is why we observe moon phases.

Another 400, 000 kilometers away, the Moon's sunlit crescent shines brightly, its night side illuminated by Earthshine .

Because of strong Earthshine - light from the sunlit Earth - even the Moon's night side is clearly visible in the picture.

Height-integrated Joule and auroral particle heating in the night side high latitude thermosphere