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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1200635 Australia 12/20/2010 01:16 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Since it's normal and you tell us you know what you are telling everyone, I thought you could provide a link with info. If not that, can you at least give a reference to a book. The old fashioned smart way. I want to know who else you claim says this is normal. Quoting: nomuse (not logged in) 1193650Not Just Your Opinion. I want fact not some feel good Lie. A link? Seriously? You can't trust a guy who explains the geometry of it and will show you pictures and videos from his own observatory, but you WOULD trust a random web page somewhere? Frack this kind of stupidity. You don't need to look it up online. You don't need to surf the web. You don't need to ask for links. You don't have to ask who wrote what and what their connections are to the Powers That Be and if they are Telling the Truth. JUST GO FRICKING OUTSIDE AND WATCH THE MOON FOR A FEW HOURS! Or, if your brain is functional, get a scrap of paper and a pencil and you can scribble out how the thing works yourself. It ain't hard. I've got just one thing to say about trusting "professional" opinions-climate gate! |
nomuse (not logged in) User ID: 1199010 United States 12/20/2010 01:23 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've got just one thing to say about trusting "professional" opinions-climate gate! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1200635Not the best example, but not the worst, either. The science isn't hard, and there are experiments you can do yourself. Or you can -- as it appears YOU have -- trust a professional opinion-maker. Me, I'd prefer to learn for myself if at all possible. Having your mind made up by someone else is rarely optimal. |
][nƒ³RnªL User ID: 820518 Puerto Rico 12/20/2010 07:28 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I've got just one thing to say about trusting "professional" opinions-climate gate! Quoting: nomuse (not logged in) 1199010Not the best example, but not the worst, either. The science isn't hard, and there are experiments you can do yourself. Or you can -- as it appears YOU have -- trust a professional opinion-maker. Me, I'd prefer to learn for myself if at all possible. Having your mind made up by someone else is rarely optimal. Glad you aren't lost in amateur opinions of delusions of grandeur,.... There are no professionals to hear on these subjects at GLP, only back yard wanna B amateurs. Theories: Misconceptions awaiting confirmation of incorrectness. Everything is subject to continually changing variables, leaving nothing to remain as a constant.]D)one!!!! :nfrnl1111: |
EW User ID: 1201252 Australia 12/20/2010 08:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok, rotation, wet/dry, its all facinating.. but can somebody please explain why the sun and the moon are rising and setting in the WRONG places... Im on the east coast of Australia and they are both rising and setting wrong.. the arc in the sky is wrong as well.. even the Pleadian cluster is too high in the sky for this time of year.. and yes ive been watching it for years.. the sun is setting southwest, not west and rising north east not due east.. its summer here so it should be east and a high arc right over head.. its not its all messed up... and short of me videoing the entire day for you which im sure 14 odd hours of the sun would be so facinating, i can only tell you to go outside and measure it if you dont believe me... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1167045 United States 12/20/2010 09:02 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | |
Astronut Senior Forum Moderator User ID: 634208 United States 12/20/2010 09:25 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok, rotation, wet/dry, its all facinating.. but can somebody please explain why the sun and the moon are rising and setting in the WRONG places... Quoting: EW 1201252They're not: Thread: Come see live video of the moon, stars, and a telescopic sunrise! (Page 2) Thread: Come see live telescopic video of the Moon and other satellites! 11-19-10 i can only tell you to go outside and measure it if you dont believe me... Quoting: EWI have and it leads me to still not believe you. |
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Menow User ID: 1119283 United States 12/20/2010 10:36 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok Mr.NASA. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 899893Explain this- If ur rotation logic is true did this TILT ever occur in the past and how come there is NO record of this tilt and where its so NOTICEABLE to MANY people. What's changed? We now have the internet, where any hairbrained notion gets worldwide airplay. |
Hickory User ID: 974021 United States 12/20/2010 12:28 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok Mr.NASA. Quoting: Menow 1119283Explain this- If ur rotation logic is true did this TILT ever occur in the past and how come there is NO record of this tilt and where its so NOTICEABLE to MANY people. What's changed? We now have the internet, where any hairbrained notion gets worldwide airplay. I predict in spring the moon is going to change positions again.....Anyone want to take that wager??? I could make a video and post on youtube about this subject. I could make millions. You have one life. Live it. You have one voice, use it. You have one :Hickory-1: |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1143326 United States 12/20/2010 01:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Look up "Hilal Moon." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1167045There are hundreds of thousands (maybe more) Muslims all over the world carefully tracking the movement of the Moon for religious purposes. What kind of conspiracy would it take to keep them all silent? Yep. Here's a link, [link to www.phys.uu.nl] [link to rukyatulhilal.org] [link to www.icoproject.org] |
saros136 User ID: 1143326 United States 12/20/2010 01:13 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Look up "Hilal Moon." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1143326There are hundreds of thousands (maybe more) Muslims all over the world carefully tracking the movement of the Moon for religious purposes. What kind of conspiracy would it take to keep them all silent? Yep. Here's a link, [link to www.phys.uu.nl] [link to rukyatulhilal.org] [link to www.icoproject.org] that was me, nli |
Hickory User ID: 974021 United States 12/20/2010 03:24 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Look up "Hilal Moon." Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1167045There are hundreds of thousands (maybe more) Muslims all over the world carefully tracking the movement of the Moon for religious purposes. What kind of conspiracy would it take to keep them all silent? Promise of 100 virgins. You have one life. Live it. You have one voice, use it. You have one :Hickory-1: |
saros136 User ID: 1201822 United States 12/20/2010 06:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [nƒ³RnªL] Quoting: I've got just one thing to say about trusting "professional" opinions-climate gate! Not the best example, but not the worst, either. The science isn't hard, and there are experiments you can do yourself. Or you can -- as it appears YOU have -- trust a professional opinion-maker. Me, I'd prefer to learn for myself if at all possible. Having your mind made up by someone else is rarely optimal. Glad you aren't lost in amateur opinions of delusions of grandeur,.... There are no professionals to hear on these subjects at GLP, only back yard wanna B amateurs. Professional knowledge is not necessary to refute the mistakes beginning this thread-that something odd is happening. Debunkers have also referred people to professional knowledge. Were there any mistakes debunkers made in this thread that you can think of? Last Edited by saros136 on 12/20/2010 06:58 PM |
MrZephyros User ID: 1188138 New Zealand 12/20/2010 06:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The mentality of some posters being so hostile to actual facts and learning is what disappoints me. They see something that they've never noticed before and instantly jump to the conclusion that since THEY'VE never seen it, it just MUST be something new and here come the evil scientists to tell us that it's normal, when they somehow "know" it's not. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 991880One poster even said that he just "knew" that the moon was wrong (even though he couldn't say why) and no one could tell him any differently. I sure hope that poster doesn't have any kids to be runined by such an ignorant mindset. Excellent observation. It is EXACTLY the same on the chemtrail threads. |
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m_astera User ID: 1201848 Venezuela 12/20/2010 07:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Weelll, the full moon came up right on schedule this evening, and from the right direction yet. So if the lunar eclipse coming up in a few hours also goes off as predicted to the minute without a hitch, will that prove anything to the "moon and sun are in the wrong place" crowd? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1089698 United Kingdom 12/20/2010 08:05 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Weelll, the full moon came up right on schedule this evening, and from the right direction yet. Quoting: m_asteraSo if the lunar eclipse coming up in a few hours also goes off as predicted to the minute without a hitch, will that prove anything to the "moon and sun are in the wrong place" crowd? I doubt it. The doublethink is too strong in those ones. It's hilarious, though, that some of the people who are getting weirded out by the eclipse (which is happening exactly as predicted - of course) are simultaneously claiming that the moon and planets are all out of place. All you can do is enjoy the comedy. |
nomuse (not logged in) User ID: 1201947 United States 12/20/2010 09:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The mentality of some posters being so hostile to actual facts and learning is what disappoints me. They see something that they've never noticed before and instantly jump to the conclusion that since THEY'VE never seen it, it just MUST be something new and here come the evil scientists to tell us that it's normal, when they somehow "know" it's not. One poster even said that he just "knew" that the moon was wrong (even though he couldn't say why) and no one could tell him any differently. I sure hope that poster doesn't have any kids to be runined by such an ignorant mindset. Excellent observation. It is EXACTLY the same on the chemtrail threads. Pretty much a description of the majority of hoax believers and a great many conspiracy nuts as well. They are so shocked and surprised by something they've just learned they find it completely impossible to imagine that other people have known about it for a long time. You see it in the Creationists; "Evolution violates the Second Law of Thermodynamics!" Err, right. Somehow slipped by millions of scientists over a century of work that one of the keystone physical laws was being violated. Moon hoaxers; "There's aluminum foil on the outside of the spacecraft!" D'uh. Look at any commercial satellite (it's high-tech mylar film, not Reynolds Wrap, but anyhow.) And so on and so forth. That's why you often end up in a tiny spiral with them: "Yes, we've known about field rotation since, oh, the dawn of astronomy." "But I never heard of it before!" "Believe us, it's old hat, we know all about it already." "But can't you see it is spinning? How can it spin! It isn't supposed to spin!" "Yes, it is." "No, I mean SPINNING. Can't you see that it is SPINNING? I can see it, why can't you?" "Yes; we see it. But we know why we see it." "BUT ITS SPINNING!" |
EW User ID: 1201252 Australia 12/21/2010 06:34 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I took the advice of the GLP experts and didnt trust my eyes.. I went out and bought a compass... low and behold the sun rose this morning in the north east.. now.. is that the usual position for the sun to rise on the east coast of australia in december????? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1200612 United Kingdom 12/21/2010 06:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's called field rotation, and yes, it's normal and expected. This is why you have to polar mount a telescope to do long exposure photography; viewing objects in an altitude-azimuth way shows field rotation. You can see this in constellations too; Orion looks like he's resting on his right side (our left) as he rises and he looks like he's resting on his left side (our right) as he sets. Quoting: AstronutCan you give a link where this information can be found? No, I want to know where Astronut got his info. 15 years of experience in astronomy and 10 years of experience doing astrophotography. I'm planning on doing a video comparison time lapse of the moon with a polar mounted telescope and with an altitude-azimuth telescope. What you'll see is that the altitude-azimuth mounted telescope shows rotation while the polar mounted one does not. I was going to do that a couple weeks ago but ended up not having the time. you missed the word 'amateur' out of your reply. |
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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1202391 Germany 12/21/2010 07:44 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | It's called field rotation, and yes, it's normal and expected. This is why you have to polar mount a telescope to do long exposure photography; viewing objects in an altitude-azimuth way shows field rotation. You can see this in constellations too; Orion looks like he's resting on his right side (our left) as he rises and he looks like he's resting on his left side (our right) as he sets. Quoting: AstronutCan you give a link where this information can be found? No, I want to know where Astronut got his info. 15 years of experience in astronomy and 10 years of experience doing astrophotography. I'm planning on doing a video comparison time lapse of the moon with a polar mounted telescope and with an altitude-azimuth telescope. What you'll see is that the altitude-azimuth mounted telescope shows rotation while the polar mounted one does not. I was going to do that a couple weeks ago but ended up not having the time. more like 15 years in shillonomy and 10 years in shilloshop. |
saros136 User ID: 1143326 United States 12/21/2010 08:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Ok so if they are rising and setting in the right place.. then how come the compass is wrong? Quoting: EW 1201252I took the advice of the GLP experts and didnt trust my eyes.. I went out and bought a compass... low and behold the sun rose this morning in the north east.. now.. is that the usual position for the sun to rise on the east coast of australia in december????? I'm sure others say it rose too far south. anyway, why not find a webcam supporting your claim? I certainly have no problems supporting my position, such as the archives of Katkam. Thread: The archive from the webcam Katkam shows nothing's odd with the Sun's position. Check these pics I added another comparison picture couple since the first group. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1202459 United Kingdom 12/21/2010 08:29 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | The mentality of some posters being so hostile to actual facts and learning is what disappoints me. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 991880A closed mind is exactly that, and some of the "minds" on GLP seem to be hermetically sealed. I am amazed at the patience shown by some "knowledgeable" users like ASTRONUT. Their efforts to bring science and logic to the discussion are usally met with accusations of being "part of the cover-up", a shill. There is no dealing with folk who have a locked mind-set. No amount of factual details will change their mis-guided views. Far from being "disappointed", I find it entertaining to read what some people actually believe, and how they have come to their conclusions..."Saw it on U-Tube", "Read it in a blog". If anything, I do worry at the apparent low quality of the education system that has produced so many gullible and misinformed people. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1201278 Canada 12/21/2010 08:46 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | I agree definitely not normal, what we are seeing with moon and sun. Quoting: Himbe Uhuru 7 1193135Big question for the "field rotation" supporters.... Would "field rotation" explain why I have seen what appears to be a star in the sky at appearing about 4:58 pm est time today next to the moon in maryland? Or am I just seeing jupiter next to the moon, in the DAYTIME sky, with the naked eye? Also why are the various radar maps available to us on the web out of sync with GOV weather radar sites? Could that be field rotation as well? Don't let them fool ya, or even try to rule ya Your observation doesn't make sense. The latest sunset for any part of Maryland on 12/14/2010 was 4:59 in the Monongahela National Forest. The earliest sunset was 4:40 near Elkton and Ocean City. So your observation was made after sunset or right at sunset when the Sun was hidden behind mountains. You did not see anything during DAYTIME. he who prescribes the diameter of your knowledge also prescribes the circumference of your actions Many thanks for correcting for me what MY EYES have seen. I suppose I am not seeing rampant tree death everywhere either? It might as well be "Tree Leave Rotation" Also no chance of me seeing chemtrails attempting to conceal and mask the sunset either. No such thing as chemtrails, they are simply a normal event also known as "jet fuel rotation" many thanks for correcting the error in my vision, and thinking |
Moon Cricket User ID: 1146059 United States 12/21/2010 09:19 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Whatever you folks have been smoking must be some good shit! The moon did NOT tilt 90 degrees. It's all in where the moon is in relation to where the sun is and where the earth is. It's a Cosmic Illusion. Before you go off all half-cocked with stupid commentary, how about doing some research??? If you can't convince them, confuse them. -- Harry S. Truman |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1167756 Canada 12/23/2010 01:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Yes, I noticed the crescent moon was really strange looking as well. It took me awhile to figure out what was wrong - it was the tilt. I have cafe curtains (half curtains) in my dining area so I can always view the moon. It gets dark here at 4:30 PM at this this time of year so I can see the moon for a long period. But anyway, I just searched for "moon" and found this thread because I wanted to see if anyone else noticed something strange about the FULL moon. This full moon was not entirely full/round. Did anyone else notice that? For the past few days, the shape of the moon has looked like it normally would during the two or three days before or after the full moon. My area has had clear skies. Anyone else notice this anomaly? I'm just a person who has always liked watching the moon and, like others on this thread, I trust my eyes and my experience. |