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The Moon appears upside-down in the Southern hemisphere (Australia) from that in the Northern. This is because we're on a spherical planet. If I stand at the North Pole, with my head "up", and have a friend stand on the South Pole, with their head "up", relative to the ground, our two heads are pointed in exactly opposite directions
