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

It appears that the sunset times are correct but the observed extension of visible light and the extended time needed for artificial light may be due to increased luminosity of the Sun.

So the "illusion" that the Sunset is later is just that but the noted extension of visible light is NOT an illusion but observation of a true anomaly.

So in conclusion the orbital status of the Sun and Earth are correct but the Sun has become so much brighter that the radiated energy is extending or diffusing into the atmosphere far beyond the norm and therefore illuminates the sky well beyond the norm.

So...the Sun may be going into a hyper state of illumination at this time.

If this is the case...look out!

The Sun rose and set right on time here in NY... Nothing out of the ordinary... But the Moon did look weird last night.. that is probably normal too..

It appears that the sunset times are correct but the observed extension of visible light and the extended time needed for artificial light may be due to increased luminosity of the Sun.

So the "illusion" that the Sunset is later is just that but the noted extension of visible light is NOT an illusion but observation of a true anomaly.

So in conclusion the orbital status of the Sun and Earth are correct but the Sun has become so much brighter that the radiated energy is extending or diffusing into the atmosphere far beyond the norm and therefore illuminates the sky well beyond the norm.

So...the Sun may be going into a hyper state of illumination at this time.

If this is the case...look out!

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Care to answer the question? I've got plenty on my plate tonight, I don't care to teach lunar geography as well.

How would you know what he meant..?
You a mind-reader..?

Oh, I see..

He was backing you up because you said there was no wobble... and I called you on it.

So you are backing him up with a reach-around..

Got it.

To said nasty person....If you have the answer to everything smarty pants then why the hell are you even on here?

It appears that the sunset times are correct but the observed extension of visible light and the extended time needed for artificial light may be due to increased luminosity of the Sun.

So the "illusion" that the Sunset is later is just that but the noted extension of visible light is NOT an illusion but observation of a true anomaly.

So in conclusion the orbital status of the Sun and Earth are correct but the Sun has become so much brighter that the radiated energy is extending or diffusing into the atmosphere far beyond the norm and therefore illuminates the sky well beyond the norm.

So...the Sun may be going into a hyper state of illumination at this time.

If this is the case...look out!

I said what I know, not what I think. However, I think that you are stupid and rude.

How would you know what he meant..?
You a mind-reader..?

Oh, I see..

He was backing you up because you said there was no wobble... and I called you on it.

So you are backing him up with a reach-around..

Got it.

ughhh some people pay attention to details and some don't. Judging by your response I can conclude that you are one who obviously doesn't? lol

How would you know what he meant..?
You a mind-reader..?

Oh, I see..

He was backing you up because you said there was no wobble... and I called you on it.

So you are backing him up with a reach-around..

Got it.

No, because it was obvious from what he wrote.

It appears that the sunset times are correct but the observed extension of visible light and the extended time needed for artificial light may be due to increased luminosity of the Sun.

So the "illusion" that the Sunset is later is just that but the noted extension of visible light is NOT an illusion but observation of a true anomaly.

So in conclusion the orbital status of the Sun and Earth are correct but the Sun has become so much brighter that the radiated energy is extending or diffusing into the atmosphere far beyond the norm and therefore illuminates the sky well beyond the norm.

So...the Sun may be going into a hyper state of illumination at this time.

If this is the case...look out!

Are you paid for your hostile stance or do you come by it pathologically?

What time did you turn on your headlights this week last year?

Care to quote me on that alleged statement in context? No? Didn't think so.

Christmas time stands out last year and it was definitely earlier than this year. Ok here's one for you. Off the top of your head which light is at the top of a street light green red or yellow? Just wondering we see it all the time but most are on autopilot and then there's some of us that see beyond.

I may not post it exactly after i see it, because I am working, but i will post what time it was when the sun was no longer visible on the horizon and then you guys can figure out the rest. I can see for about 25 miles in every direction from up here, so it should be pretty easy to see.

Paid for my hostile stance. Please. If I said anything hostile, please forgive me. Threads that make me waste precious time do bring out the worst.

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And no, I did not read much of this thread. Were there any noteworthy points made by anyone?

Here's more:

You "see beyond" what, reality? I'm sure you think you do.
Do you have ANY solid evidence that it's lighter, later this year than last other that your memory? ANYTHING AT ALL?

Someone else mentioned it might be due to the aerosols in the air and the light is bending perhaps. It was overcast in St. Louis today, so perhaps it seemed to set on time because there wasn't a hyper-illumination effect? Yesterday it was clear and sunny and set about 25 mins. late.

Are you paid for your hostile stance or do you come by it pathologically?