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

That sounds rational OP. They are always spraying crap here this year has been one of the worst. I see it all the time.

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!

"..in that time, Kinich-Auau (our sun) recieves a spark from his older brother in the center and shines very brightly."


around 11:50

I really don't know Obsidian.

I think we just need to try to keep gathering info and hope someone can figure it out.

The fact that you didn't answer my question tells me that you aren't sure. I don't see beyond reality. But I surely pay attention to detail. The answer to this is get off the thread and go look morning and night. If you don't see anything off then quit coming here to prove you know the answer. If you see something off then join the club. But honestly rationality tells me we have nothing to gain here except a headache and wasted time with all this silly banter. Its like people who talk shit on songs they don't like on you tube. Gahhh don't like it it don't listen grow up and stop trying to poop on the party? So to speak.

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.

I consider it a duty, of sorts, to debunk the wild, hysterical, doomsday claims and predictions you seem to think of as a "party". The fact that you think random people can have discovered that the sun is setting late, or whatever you think this "off-ness" is speaks volumes and so does the fact that you didn't answer MY question.

I didn't answer you because it makes no difference at all to the question at hand.

How about taking a picture of the allegedly late-setting sun along with a time? No? Didn't think you would.

East Coast, 34 degrees latitude, sun set later again today on toward 5:30pm. Cannot give an exact time because I am behind a lot of tall trees. Didn't start getting dark until near 6p.

Like some people are saying, the sun is unusually bright and we may have daylight after it sets. Dunno.

Sun also appears to be much further South than it normally is for this time of year.

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.

You have done none of the sort sir. You lose, you get nothing.

I consider it a duty, of sorts, to debunk the wild, hysterical, doomsday claims and predictions you seem to think of as a "party". The fact that you think random people can have discovered that the sun is setting late, or whatever you think this "off-ness" is speaks volumes and so does the fact that you didn't answer MY question.

I didn't answer you because it makes no difference at all to the question at hand.

I have a friend in socal takin pics right now shillboy.

The following information is provided for San Diego, San Diego County, California (longitude W117.1, latitude N32.8):

Wednesday
19 December 2012 Pacific Standard Time

SUN
Begin civil twilight 6:19 a.m.
Sunrise 6:46 a.m.
Sun transit 11:46 a.m.
Sunset 4:46 p.m.
End civil twilight 5:13 p.m.


Wow guys I got it, friend is literally sending me pics as i speak at 5:20 with the sky VERY illuminated. Posting pics soon.

And they will include an accurate timepiece in the shot and give a location, right?

Ill go get a shot here too. Its 5:25 and still very illuminated.

I also answered this on the other thread.
Yes, it's normal.
the feature is called 'Rupes Recta', or more commonly, 'the Straight Wall'
It is a fault line in the Mare Nubium (Sea of Clouds)

Uaaattt??? where did you find that info? (Link to NASA plz).

I got the info from memory - I recognised it as soon as I saw it.
And you don't need a NASA link FFS - they don't own a monopoly on space study y'know.

Google the name - there should be tons of pics and info.

Come on I put up pics with the watch and everything. Where the shill zerg go?

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The following information is provided for San Diego, San Diego County, California (longitude W117.1, latitude N32.8):

Wednesday
19 December 2012 Pacific Standard Time

SUN
Begin civil twilight 6:19 a.m.
Sunrise 6:46 a.m.
Sun transit 11:46 a.m.
Sunset 4:46 p.m.
End civil twilight 5:13 p.m.

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That pic was at 5:30 p.m
Twighlight didn't completely fade till about 5:38 btw.
Come on shill. Start shilling.

confirmed confirmed


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