Picking your answer How on earth should you know what the moon looks like from Neopia? Science is so dazzling and complicated! Don't you worry; there is a very simple way to find the answer.
First of all, go to the page with the puzzle you need to do, you can do so by clicking here.
Now you need to view the source of the page with the actual puzzle on it. The first page you go to when you go to the temple is not the same as the puzzle page. So make sure before you view the source that you are on the right page, you need to view the source of the page that has the options to pick which moon you want. There are two ways of opening source, whichever one you use is up to you. You can either right click on the background of the page and choose View Source, or go to View in the menu, and then choose View Source.
Note: if this doesn't work for you, then it is suggested that you clear your temporary internet files and restart your computer.
Now that you are in the source screen of the page press CTRL + F on your keyboard (or Edit, Search in the menu), a search window will appear. In this window you should enter (you can copy and paste this):
kreludor
Now you will get a line that looks like this:
https://images.neopets.com/shenkuu/lunar/sh...wf?angleNeopia=262&angleKreludor=126&viewID=2&lang=en
The number behind the word Kreludor is the one you need, you can disregard all the other things. Now you should copy the value into the next field and press calculate
note from mametchi_411: It is on the sunnyneopage, (the calculator)
