The moon was phasing horizontally with the top 1/4 of it lopped off a few days ago!!

A quarter of the moon's been lopped off?

I started this thread thinking I'd get an insta-shill debunk my questions similiar to other similiar GLP threads on this subject. And what do I get? Absolute shill silence. Perhaps the thread will just go away if its ignored, right?

let's hope so......but first, have a shit star

Oh, yes, the shit star. Thank you, AC.

Tell me if you understand this picture I made. If you don't understand my point try turning your monitor or your head until it's the same way as each image and notice the moon looks different to each one. We live on a round object.





Explain to me how these three people would ever see the same moon.

I am no shill, let us both share information though instead of you demanding we prove this side of the argument. Can you provide any scientific data to backup the moon is in a different location? Modern astronomy is one of the oldest amateur scientific hobbies on the Earth.

OK,place the guy in your picture on the USA. Answer my questions from his specific location there. Don't talk about any other position on the earth for the time being..

Yes,

This new thread is for insta-shills and/or debunkers who will reply within minutes of this post.

Shills or/and debunkers please:

Provide a link or reference to a book, picture or anything published before the year 2000 showing the moon phasing horizontally with the top 1/4 of it lopped off.

For the debunker in another GLP thread on this subject who used a wikipedia link to enlighten all of us tards about the Cheshire Moon (wet moon)and its location in both the summer and winter, where the winter location is 'lower on the horizon' than in the Summer:

a. If a horizontal phasing moon with the 'horns' pointing up is called a Cheshire Moon (like the horizontal smile of a cheshire cat), what is the description of the horizontal phasing of the moon with the top 1/4 lopped off?

b. Explain why the moon currently rises is in the Northeast for those who live in the US at this time of the year. The wikipedia diagram that was linked to shows the moon's position lower in the winter than in the summer. Lower to the southern horizon in the Northern Hemisphere? Lower to what direction of the horizon for Northern Hemisphere viewers?

No :| Please understand what I'm saying. If you're going to ignore this simple point then you don't want proof you just want to be right.

It's a very simple image I've made. Please try it. What can it hurt?

I've tried it. And you are correct from your point of view. However, a vast majority of posters on GLP live in the Northern Hemisphere not in near the North or South Pole. Explain it from the point of view of someone living in the US or Europe.

Here OP, I'll answer your question in a way that YOU yourself can verify, with your own two eyes.

You won't have to rely on those evil scientists and their books filled with math and big words.

When the moon is waxing or waning, at moon rise, go out and look at the moon. Note where the darkness is. Okay? You can handle that, right? I hope so.

Ok, part two, when the moon is at its zenith ('noon' for the moon, when it's in the middle of the horizon) go outside and look at the moon again. Again, note where the darkness is. You still following me, or do I need to simplify it even more?

Last part. Just before the moon sets, go outside for a third time and note where the darkness is.

Now I know, I'm asking a lot of you. 3 observations, that's a tall order. But I think you can handle it.

I won't even tell you the results, I'll let you figure it out on your own, since scientists can't be trusted.

GOOD LUCK OP!

OK,place the guy in your picture on the USA. Answer my questions from his specific location there. Don't talk about any other position on the earth for the time being..

I've tried it. And you are correct from your point of view. However, a vast majority of posters on GLP live in the Northern Hemisphere not in near the North or South Pole. Explain it from the point of view of someone living in the US or Europe.

Well thanks for trying it man. Most people so far in other threads have just seemed to ignore me ... and it took me a long time to create that image ;) I'm no graphic artist.

I'm searching for images of the moon, any image of the moon from the 1990's or so ... People weren't camera + internet upload frenzied until the last decade or so. I'm having trouble finding any image, showing vertical or horizontal, at all.