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Subject FULL moon Waning from the TOP half, NOT side half

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These are the phases for this year.

http://www.chiddingstone.kent.sch.uk/homework/moon/

The waning is from the right in the northern hemi and left in the southern for april. That's according to these charts.
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That's because the apparent rotation (field rotation) is [i]different[/i] for [i]different[/i] observers.

If you're watching the rising moon, it will be rotated anti-clockwise, if you're watching the setting moon it will be rotated clockwise.  Now, explain how they can show that on moon phase charts.

The charts are shown for an "ideal" due south, culmination moon.

I can't believe this comes up so often nowadays, when it's perfectly simple, has always happened, and always will happen. It's an effect of the geometry of standing on a rotating sphere, watching something in the sky.  It happens with planets, constellations, and even the sun (if you use a solar telescope to look).

Nobody, and I mean nobody, has ever "debunked" the explanation of field rotation.  Show me the geometry, the mathematics, that says you [i]shouldn't[/i] see field rotation, and maybe I'll believe you...
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Yes your right..I put that up so the thread took a different perspective. The moon and earth are in there right place..there hasn't been a tilt.
People are to obsessed with doom and conspiracy fields and it's clouding there minds.
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Original Message Yesterdays full moon appears to be waning, getting smaller, from the top half of the moon, instead of the side! yes, the earths axis is wrong!

go look outside glp - it's crazy

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