For those that havent figured out how to move the gadget, dont click on the moon. Instead drag with the the little tab on the top-right corner that appears when you place your mouse over it.

Great for keeping track of my girlfriend's "cycle." Honestly! Now I'm prepared for the mood swings and such.

How come it doesnt highlight or tell you which day is full moon when you over over the pictures. Very hard to tell

I use it mainly for nightime photography and knowing when there will be a full or new moon can be important. Clean, attractive interface and not full of overly technical astronomical data about the moon. The one thing that buged me was that you cannot drag the moon to move it as others have noted. I fixed that by editing the package. All you need to do is change the onclick event in the moon.html file to an ondblclick. So now a double click brings up the calendar view and dragging the moon works! If the author is reading this give it a shot, you might find it an acceptable solution (or not.

Totally agree with Pachyderm... :D It would be a nice Idea, to put an option with GMT Clock and Date, avoiding the use of other gadgets to that purpose.

the right longitude number is like"xx yy letter" mine in israel is "34 45 E" but it doesnt accept that, so i put "34" only.. hopefully thats the right one.

As an amateur astronomer, I find this gadget a great reminder of nights when good observing conditions are due! Thanks :)

Simple and effective. I like it. Thanks...

yeah it's pretty cool. i could always just look out the window though..you know...pry myself away from the laptop long enough to actually GO SEE what phase the moon is in.

A very cool item that's neat to look at, all that's missing is a percentage thing so you can tell when it's ALL the way full not just ALLMOST full. and RobertFranhugher: you must not live a happy life, how does this incurage superstition? even if I wasn't a pagan I'd want this, cause the moon is beautiful.