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sun in wrong place...cant believe im even thinking it...tell me when i made the mistake....uk
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Statements in lieu of empirical data are hardly facts..
Where is your evidence..?
Please be specific, thorough and cover the preceding 3 years starting.... NOW.
Quoting: Waterbug Waiting for the facts here too, Menow - 3 years of facts instead of repeating your opinion that every single person on the planet who sees sun anomalies has faulty memory. We've visited your infamous link - and it's a page of yet more useless links offering absolutely zero information to address the topic at hand. Really, Menow, for someone who's spent as much time as you have debunking threads like this on forums - and it seems you have quite the reputation out there - your arsenal is pretty lame. Bump and repeat for AC 29871220 ******************************************* One way to search the KatKam archive for useful data is to use this one: "Archive 2: A series of images captured at the same time of day for a number of consecutive days:" With that one you can plug in the number of days back to around the summer solstice and find some days when you can see the sun at the horizon. Then add 365 more days to get back to the previous year on the same group of dates, and so on. Sunset location has been quite consistent over the years on the same date. Now we will see how many of the people posting on this thread who are just SURE the sun has changed location will even acknowledge this resource. From past experience NONE of them will even admit to having looked at that data. Long day at the office, or do you work from home? [ link to www.godlikeproductions.com] Hahaha, how'd that shit work out for you?
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