The Sun Was Supposed To Set At 4:41 Central Time In Missouri, 12/18 , Still Hasn't Set At 5:01

Same again here in the uk tonight....Still light even though it's overcast. The sky has a sort of a luminous look to it....It should be quite dark now with the cloud cover.....but it's still light,i can see outdoors really well. Strange. Also i have been feeling dizzy at times, they was a thread on here yesterday about people also experiencing the same sort of dizziness.

Same again here in the uk tonight....Still light even though it's overcast. The sky has a sort of a luminous look to it....It should be quite dark now with the cloud cover.....but it's still light,i can see outdoors really well. Strange. Also i have been feeling dizzy at times, they was a thread on here yesterday about people also experiencing the same sort of dizziness.

SO normally in each of these seasonal time of the year (Summer and Winter), the Sun "goes out" (from east or west) in about 15 degrees,

Heres the World Sunlight Map --->> [link to static.die.net]



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I noticed that when I was encouraging engagement with the shills that there were a lot more contributions, but I left this thread alone for a while and folks started arguing again.

Just scroll past them. They are working together these days and have been at this a long time. In fact, I'd say that the better quality shills are on GLP these days. I can tell one has higher mathematics training by his arguments and jargon. Just let them go mumbling amongst themselves.

Of course Menow is a huge shill. Just ignore him. He is pretty needy but if he is ignored, he'll slither away.

Sun seemed late here today too. By atleast a half hour or more.

Simply false. It depends on your latitude.

Surely, very bright and you can feel it pretty much even if its winter time.

However since almost 2 years I've noticed that the Sun is running out of the max extension in degrees relative to the horizon on the 21 june (west to north @ sunset) and the 21 dec (east to south @ sunrise) almost in about of 15 degrees.

SO normally in each of these seasonal time of the year (Summer and Winter), the Sun "goes out" (from east or west) in about 15 degrees, but actually, its 30 degrees in total on each starting season (so twice the normal).

Check out yourself now, the Sun is rising pretty South from East more than normally does in winter time.


This video below is just an example of a witness



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Surely, very bright and you can feel it pretty much even if its winter time.

However since almost 2 years I've noticed that the Sun is running out of the max extension in degrees relative to the horizon on the 21 june (west to north @ sunset) and the 21 dec (east to south @ sunrise) almost in about of 15 degrees.

SO normally in each of these seasonal time of the year (Summer and Winter), the Sun "goes out" (from east or west) in about 15 degrees, but actually, its 30 degrees in total on each starting season (so twice the normal).

Check out yourself now, the Sun is rising pretty South from East more than normally does in winter time.


This video below is just an example of a witness



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Thread: Sun Did NOT Rise On TIME This AM I am Utterly Convinced by my OWN observation there is a difference.

Thread: Sun Did NOT Rise On TIME This AM I am Utterly Convinced by my OWN observation there is a difference.

Thanks for your contribution.

These are not 'ideas' to be debunked. These are very simple, straightforward observations. There is not debate about observing when the sun sets or rises and comparing the 'official' times listed. Our local shills want to argue bc they get paid to do so, to obfuscate, frustrate, run-down posters, deflect attention, ridicule, etc. etc.

Again, I urge you to ignore them, not only for yourselves but for the others who visit this thread, so visitors don't get frustrated and leave. Let them argue amongst themselves.

Obviously I did not mean on the equator regions, I live in the middle Europe latitude as you live in the USA as well with pretty similar stuff and I'm just reporting what I am seeing.




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Obsidian, why do you engage with Menow? You already know what he's about.

Obsidian, why do you engage with Menow? You already know what he's about.

These are not 'ideas' to be debunked. These are very simple, straightforward observations.

There is not debate about observing when the sun sets or rises and comparing the 'official' times listed.

Our local shills want to argue bc they get paid to do so, to obfuscate, frustrate, run-down posters, deflect attention, ridicule, etc. etc.

Again, I urge you to ignore them, not only for yourselves but for the others who visit this thread, so visitors don't get frustrated and leave. Let them argue amongst themselves.

The rising time can vary from being on-time, to too late, to too early. It's pretty fascinating.

False what?

Obviously I did not mean on the equator regions where there are not such as things,

I live in the middle Europe latitude as you live in the USA as well with pretty similar stuff and I'm just reporting what I am seeing.

That's all we're trying to get here, observations. Menow is a non-entity.

These are not 'ideas' to be debunked. These are very simple, straightforward observations. There is not debate about observing when the sun sets or rises and comparing the 'official' times listed. Our local shills want to argue bc they get paid to do so, to obfuscate, frustrate, run-down posters, deflect attention, ridicule, etc. etc.

Again, I urge you to ignore them, not only for yourselves but for the others who visit this thread, so visitors don't get frustrated and leave. Let them argue amongst themselves.