what is the reason for the moon appearing to come with us when we move from one place to another?

Answer 1

it is so far that the angle does not change when you move.
similar thing happens with far-away mountains.

Answer 2

Ahh the following moon. Well the reason the moon appears to follow us is that is since it is fairly far away (about 385,000 km) and the distance you talk of moving is also rather small (maybe 100 km or less, or even perhaps 1000 km). We move a very small angle as seen from the moon. Imagine an ant moving on an ant hill 10 miles away. The ant moves around almost the entire hill and wonders why the human seems to follow it no matter where it goes. It is rather the same principle with the moon. And even clouds will seem to do this as well.

Answer 3

It is so far away that our change in distance on earth means nothing in comparison with it's Length form earth. Because our movement is small in relevance of those facts the moon seems to be always with us.

Answer 4

It is due to the "Coreolis Effect" in which the light rays reflecting off the moon are bent less due to the reduced refractive index of the atmosphere caused by its cooling off at night.

Answer 5

its called parallax
because the moon is so far away, it does not appear to move at all. to visualize this, look at two objects that are in front of you, one of which is close and one of which is far, and then walk side to side. the nearer object will appear to move more quickly than the object that is farther away

Answer 6

The landscape changes but the moon stays there .So we think it is coming to us

Answer 7

Yeah that first dude has it right.

Answer 8

lunar string