Dark Sky Before The Sunset

Nah, I don't think it's anything, at least not anything really unusual.
Maybe it has to do with all these very large earthquakes during the last decade, of which all altered the earth's rotation speed a bit, but it's pretty unlikely.

Probably has just to with the fact that our planet wobbles like a huge drunken ball through our solar system and shifts its axis' angle every now and then - something around every 100 000 years I think.
So maybe we're just on the verge of another cycle where it tilts to a flatter ankle.

Don't know for sure though, but I know that I'm not just more aware of things than I've been in the past, but that really something changed.

Here too in BC. Some days it stays light out longer than others. It seems all over the place yet not the shortest day of the year. I've never seen it dark at 4 o Clock before but it has been here. Pitch black at night also. I haven't been able to see or find the moon for days. Still no where in site at 2am and it should be there.

I think the planet is rolling around like a top right now. No rhyme or reason. Normal not. Normal and Not. Normal and not.

I covered all my windows. The difficult to reach ones with plywood thick 6ml plastic and plywood today. Precut boards for the rest of them. I think we are fucked coming up into 21-12. Somthing is up. Seriously folks get ready for somthing.

The way I figure it nothing lost on a few screws, some plastic and some plywood. Can reuse it all later. I'm batting down the hatches. God Blees You All and Take Care To Prepare.

In addition: The theory of the tilted angle would be in accord with what the person from Canada said, that the sun is lower over the horizon than usual.

I'm in Maine so yes, the sun has been setting ealier so it's hard to tell. any southern folk around to testify?

This makes a lot of sense. I cracked up when I saw "a huge drunken ball through our solar system" lmfao!!!!!!

You are funny

Did you guys see the thread about a meteorite over texas this morning and how it lit up the whole sky like a cameras flash?

2012 has been weird and continues to get weirder and weirder in my opinion lol

Glad I made someone laugh today.

Anyway, in about the center East of the US latitude in the city like NY, today the Sun may sets @ 4.30 PM, so the light should be pretty there almost till 4.50 PM

If you are in the middle south West latitude in city like Los Ageles, the sunset should be @ 4.45 PM (15 min later) so the light should remains almost till 5.05 PM

If you are in the south center latitude zone like Austin in Texas:
the sunset should be @ 5.30 PM (1 hour later) so the light shoud be there till 5.50 PM


You can yourself check your city stuff here: [link to www.timeanddate.com]


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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 12/08/2012 06:38 AM

The world is speeding up more and more each day.

The clock will soon not be able to be trusted.

Rapid time acceleration is upon us.

Kind of funny this thread is here. Yesterday (12/7) I came out from the shower and said to my wife how dark it was in the house. It was only 3:15pm EST. could've just been clouds. It was cloudy all day.

Well, I think that the object in the photos, was the moon.



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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 12/08/2012 06:33 AM

SO, night in the sky @ 3 PM just because clouds?

It wasn't as dark as night at 3pm...just noticeable and could have very easily been cause by some heavy cloudcover...who the hell knows. Could've also been something blocking out the sun...or casting a shadow on the planet.

Mysteries we won't know til they smack us in the face.

Hi, where's your location in? Can you take a look today as well?



PS: here you can check clouds in realtime in all the US area (satellite) --> [link to www.ssec.wisc.edu]

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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 12/08/2012 07:01 AM

Well, I too noticed this.

It's dark way too early - as if the dusk was obviously much "darker" than ever before this time of the year.

I'm an old (enough;) chap living in the countryside and having a keen eye on things such as this. Lots of weirdness has been going on during the last year or two, including the intensity, color and direction of sunlight.

So weird, and it just keeps coming.

Hi there, can you specify the location zone in Finland you are in?



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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 12/08/2012 07:21 AM

I find this very interesting...
Last night I commented to a friend that
I found it very strange that for the last
few nights I noticed that it was still
very light after sunset in Cape Town.

Hi there LEKKER, in your location (Cape Town, South Africa)

the sunset is @ 7.50 PM ---> [link to www.timeanddate.com]



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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 12/08/2012 07:32 AM

As if the Northern hemisphere was turning farther away from the Sun than it "should"...

It seems like there has been a shift of sorts!!!

So it does. So weird in so many ways. If a shift so huge has happened the effects can easily be perceived by anyone with enough eye for details, then astronomers etc. should be going haywire all over the place. They'd be forced to notice something like this immediately. It could of course take some time before the word got out, but *someone* would break the silence. It's not only the hard core pros who would notice this, it would be basically every amateur astronomer.

Really, really weird.

Just checked meteo PT and sunset marked at 17.15, so looks normal here - say, 16.45 and it's getting darker.

[link to www.timeanddate.com]

Just checked for today.
Sunrise 7:35am - Sunset 4:41pm

Sunrise was right on time. I will see if sunset is on time, by me:)

Buffalo NY area.

Cape Town sunset 7:48 pm
Lets see...still 5 hrs to go.

Right, for example in Lisbon, Portugal - the sunset is @ 5.15 PM.

So the sky should be dark in about @ 5.35 PM --> [link to www.timeanddate.com]



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Last Edited by DVCMCM on 12/08/2012 07:52 AM

Perhaps then, something is affecting the way people perceive the reality.

Been thinking about this possibility a lot - that the "reality" may and will change as our collective consciousness shifts.

Perhaps we're kinda switching between different closely aligned "realities", therefore experiencing things being "out of the place" occasionally until a new, stable version of this simulation has been achieved.

Interesting...

however take look @ this article:

Health & Science: Darkness comes early in December

Published: Friday, November 16, 2012


By Dr. Milton Friedman
Columnist

Wow! When we turned the clocks back an hour at the end of Daylight Saving Time Nov. 4, we must have shut off the sun on the late afternoons. To keep up with the short afternoons, we need flashlights and candles after 5 p.m.

The shortest day of the year is Friday, Dec. 21. Surprisingly, each year, the earliest sunset does not happen on the shortest day. The earliest sunset occurs in early December. Already, we feel cheated by the lack of afternoons.

On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, the sun sets at 4:47 p.m. and the length of total daylight is 10 hours and 5 minutes. This leaves only a few minutes for outdoor activities after school before the sun takes a dive. But wait; it gets worse. The earliest sunsets take place on Dec. 4 through Dec. 9 when the sun sets at 4:35 p.m. although, on the shortest day of the year, which occurs on Dec. 21, the sun will set at 4:39 p.m. in Philadelphia. That day is the shortest day of the year in Philadelphia, at 9 hours, 19 minutes but the sun is setting 4 minutes later than in early December.

full source here --> [link to montgomerynews.com]