August 2012 Double Full Moon - WHY?

a moon cycle is 28 days and a month is 31 days. not too hard sherlock.

So for you, it happens every month, right?

take the "c" out of your name and you can officially be "DUM900"


Did you know that every four years, February has 29 days, too?

DUCM900 is back!!!

SO Mr. tard, what's the catch with your stupid thing you've just write here with the double full moon this month?



Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 08/13/2012 05:15 AM

no connection whatsoever, dummy. Just thinking that if you don't know the moon's cycle is 28 days, then you may be surprised when sometimes february has 29 days.
It's ok, brother. Life is a school. Peace.

Then you are trolling the thread for nothing. Go ahead and trash your stupid 'educated' mind.



Big deal for you:



Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 08/13/2012 05:50 AM

Sorry but can someone explain the 23 day period between two full moons in a 28 day cycle?

Sorry again, i read the first date wrong.

Dude, go and get a calculator and minus 2 from 31... 28/29 days, this is a leap year after all.

PS. you must not get paid monthly! ;-)

Anyone?

It's already been answered, multiple times, Dumbass.

But lets take it s-l-o-w and in stages for your benefit.


♦ About 29½ days from one full Moon to the next.
♦ So a Full Moon can fall either 29 days or 30 days after the previous one, depending what time of day it occurs
♦ Calendar months can have 28, 29, 30 or 31 days
♦ Most calendar months are 30 days or 31 days
♦ Because lunar month is shorter than most calendar months, the DATE of full Moon will gradually work it's way forward from one month to the next.
♦ Sooner or later, Full Moon will fall in the first few days of calendar month
♦ When Full Moon occurs on 1st or 2nd, the next can occur on 30th or 31st - it's simple maths
VERY simple maths - you don't get much simpler than addition.

Apologies for the ♦ above
Seems this forum doesn't like ASCII characters

Little bit of trivia here folks - for those who don't know any history..

Two full moons in the same month is called..


.. a Blue Moon.

Hence the expression "Once in a Blue Moon"


And now you know... the REST of the story :p

Be kind to the poor sap. Must be a liberal. They couldn't add if their life depended on it. Oh wait - it does!!

That took long enough.

So genius, tell me why next month on September (30 days) or October (31 Days), we have not double full moon

Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 08/13/2012 09:23 AM

Last full Moon of August falls on the afternoon of the 31st
Add 29½ days
Next full Moon will be in the early hrs of Sept 30th
Add another 29½days
Next one after that will be after mid-day on Oct 29th

And if you find that so hard to understand, then compared to you, I am a genius.


*Timings are in UTC/GMT

Also, astrologically speaking, a full moon = culmination. First one this month August 2 was in Aquarius (technology, ideas, innovation). Big plans can be put in place this month and look like they have been in London (the black magicians are hard at it). The new moon (representing beginnings) August 17th, is in the sign of Leo. Fire, Kingship, Royalty, Strength, Power, King of the Jungle, The Fittest Surviving. I wonder what ceremonies will be taking place then? Meanwhile, Mars (war, sport) and Saturn (structure, authority) are aligning in Libra (balance, partnership). The next full moon (culmination) will be in Pisces (Dreams, Fantasy, Mysticism, Wisdom). Having two full moons in the one month (blue moon) is quite rare and auspicious. Make of that what you will. Astrology may not be the answer to anything but TPTB show that they take note and act accordingly.

SO now Tell me about next October (31 days). And the duration in days of the new moon's phase that comes after last quarter.

Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 08/13/2012 09:36 AM

Jeez, he already told you. Add 29 days to oct 29th, then 29 days to that and so on and so forth.

Mossad False Flag Attack

First of all, 'New Moon' is an instant in time - the instant that the centre of the Moon crosses the celestial lontitude (RA) of the centre of the Sun - it doesn't last for days.

Full Moon in Oct 2013 falls on 18th/19th, depending on your location and time-zone.
Oct 2013
New Moon - 5th - 00:35 UTC
First quarter - 11th - 23:03 UTC
Full Moon - 18th - 23:38 UTC
Last quarter - 26th - 23:41 UTC

This is what DUMB900 does.
He continues to reply with bullshit, re-words questions, adds in unrelated crap, etc...
He's a troll.

Best way is to simply spell it out so that anyone reading this later can see the explanation.

DUMB900 will continue to prove he's a troll/idiot, so that later readers will easily be able to pick out the truth from the shit.

No, that guy is telling the story that we can per month have double full moon, double half moon, double new moon, and so on everytimes, right?

So now I have the confirm that you are really a very dumbass.

Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 08/13/2012 09:53 AM

No honey. Not everytime. Just once in a while. Since there are genereally 30 or 31 days in a month and only 29ish days in a moon cycle eventually it will occur twice in one month. It is exceptional and cannot happen often.

It won't happen again for quite a while now.

But it CAN and DOES happen.