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

I don't know at this point everything seems "off" I saw your moon posts and I've noticed how the moon is indeed waxing/waning from the top down. People think I'm nuts for always watching the skies but they all have their noses in their phones it's a wonder people still pay attention to anything. The chemtrials have been particularly heavy in Cali this year btw.

Yes, but they are triking with the rise/set stuff.

infact the sunsets started to be later since 4 dec instead of the 21 this year.


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Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 12/18/2012 11:41 PM

In south Texas the degrees rose 40 in 1 day.

The day started in the 40's and ended in the 80's

Not normal at all for December.


tomorrow they say high 79 | low 46 °F

It got to the 80's today , these official numbers aren't right.

Last Edited by <x> on 12/18/2012 11:45 PM

Do you notice the wobble of stars? In particular Sirius.
I find it fascinating my eyes can catch it. It's so slight.
The sway of things.

something is up. When I leave work at 6pm it should be dark. The days should still be getting shorter until friday. It was light out today at 6pm.

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This is interesting ^^^

You should make a thread about that too!

Where in Florida?

Miami, but this must have been the case everywhere. Most people just didn't notice it. Sunset here was 5:34 today. It was not dark at 6pm.

Sun was supposed to set at 4:45 here in Colorado. My grandson and I watched his mommy leave for work at 5:00; was still very light out. However, it's been snowing like crazy today so I couldn't exactly see the sun, but could tell it was still very light out.

bump. Pay attention tomorrow to the time the sun sets wherever you live. Let's see if it's off again.

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I thought it was lighter here later than normal, but I wasn't careful writing it down

also was 78 degrees HOD, and still 67 at midnight. Temp here has been like a cork...cold front will try and drop it, but after a few days it pops right back into the high sixties and seventies

Next summer should be another scorcher like this past one, 4 months over 100 degrees

Time to move into the freezer

Sun was supposed to set around 4:20 where I am. When I left the gym it was just after 4:30 and dark out. Not pitch black, but the sun had most certainly set. Not saying everyone here is wrong but it seems odd that the sun would set at the right time for some people and not for others.

goto 45:00

I watch the stars every single night the sky is clear.

Totally clouded out right now (5:30am), but I was outside using a telescope, 8pm until it clouded up, about 9pm.
I didn't notice anything 'wrong'

I use the 'Kochab-clock' method of fine-tuning the polar-alignment of my telescope's equatorial mount.
A method which relies on the position of the star 'Kochab', relative to Polaris, on a circle around the North celestial Pole.
My polar-alignment was good (no 'drifting'), and when I slewed to my main target for the session (Jupiter), it was right where it should be.

So I can say for sure, that there was nothing wrong with the Earth's rotation at 8pm GMT (20:00 UTC)

I will pay particular attention to Sun and Moon tomorrow (weather-permitting) - but I'm not expecting there to be a problem.

I live in Massachusetts and it was overcast and drizzly most of the day so I didn't see the sun. However, the temperature was being reported as 43 degrees and I was in a short sleeve shirt and warm.

And NO I wasn't running a fever or having hot flashes.

So something was very off today in regards to the temp that was being reported and the way it really felt outside. Once it got dark out it cooled down to 39 and actually felt like it should.

Night owl here. Texas, same time zone. At about 6 am,maybe a little before the eastern sky looked so normal and odd at the same time. It was golden just above the horizon and the most unusual deep blue torquoise above.
Sunrise looked to be about 6:30. I was so surprised that it made me think about it being almost like daylight savings, but not quite. And then I though about it not being solstice yet, but I was sleepy and didn't ponder it further before going to bed.

Today, I noticed that it's too light to turn my christmas lights on at the same time I turned them on the first couple of weeks.

I noticed something strange about a week ago. Now this isn't because of the warmer winter. The trees that had just lost their leaves are now thick with new buds, larger than usual. So strange. It has to do with photosynthesis, so I equated it with the amount or type of sunlight.

These are other freak recent facts:

The Aurora Borealis in latitudes such as US:

--> Thread: Aurora Borealis Time Lapse from Missouri


--> Thread: Moderate Geomagnetic Storm Auroras May be Seen in New York

Aurora Borealis over ithaca video, ny part 1

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Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 12/19/2012 05:24 AM

That looks kinda cool in the video but I'd probably shit bricks if I saw it in person knowing we shouldnt see the northern lights here lol

sunrise is supposed to be 7:42am. here... we shall see..

OK, SUN EARLY TODAY I could see it at 6:50am......Doom on people

Checking in this morning. According to weather dot come sunrise should be 7:34. The sky has been light since 7:00. I can't compare the actual sunrise at my house as it has to come over a mountain in my back yard. But the lightness seems to have been early this morning. Not for sure though. I usually am getting ready for work and do not really notice.

The sun came up right on time this morning..

Your car navigation system is still working?
You are not miles off of your destination?

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Same here in Illinois

Unfortunately the sun was on time this morning here in Kentucky