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Subject The moon's crookedness is caused by our going toward the center of the galactic plane

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Now one more thought concerning my original OP. They say Field Rotation. But I watched the moon 2 days ago when it first appeared in our sky here I think around 5pm. Its orientation most closely resembled the picture found in this article:

http://www._guardian.co.uk/science/2009/nov/14/moon-nasa-water-discovery (remove the underline to work the link)

Now even this is very curious, because if you reference back the orientation of the moon in its lunar libration, it's a bit out of whack, no?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3ryt9fBOBE

Look where the dark crater in the upper right position is. That's what my eye focused on, and it's position was almost like in the Guardian Link, which is in the 1 o'clock position. But my Viewing took it to be in the 1:30 position. In the Libration Video, it's wobbling in the 2:30 position it looks to me.

So I can only conclude then that we are tilted most unusually yet again.

And oh, back to my first thought about FR. That dark crater that I pointed your attention to, well it was in the same position (remember about 1:30) all night long. Yes, I watched it all night. Didn't turn at all with this FR theory.
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Prove it.  Oh that's right you didn't bother to take any pictures to prove what you saw or that you supposedly watched it all night.  You also prove you don't even understand field rotation.  Rather sad that you can't do basic research.

I'll still be here in late December when you've been proven wrong and have just moved onto the next supposed doomsday.
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Haha, good Ol' Weasel! I love your attempts at Nothing, I really do. Glad you showed up again. Surprised though you didn't get a good beating from such a piss-poor job you did before here from your Superiors! Here to redeem yourself? Still not doing so well though...

Even beyond my Good Eye, you didn't address anything about the other point. I'll take that glaring omission as not by Accident.
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Original Message In our EU, the usual nearer and stronger EM forces of the sun keep us oriented--usually.

However as we approach galactic center, the forces there are so strong that we tilt even moreso sometimes (given whatever conditions we pass through at any given time), giving that mushroom smoking Cat like grin to the moon we witness, sometimes, even out of season.

Not to mention the polar disarray the sun is also going through not only with its own solar cycles (of which are bad enough), but--again--approaching galactic center.

These are signs of our impending pole shift.

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