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

----> Thread: it was still light outside at 10:21 pm yesterday in the pacific northwest




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Are you saying I'm a shill or are you talking about Menow?

Noticed it was light when I left work last night.

It was not dark when I left at 6.45am this morning nor was it dark at 5pm driving home. Supposed to be the shortest day of light of the year - didn't seem that way.

After seeing this thread I decided to put it to the test. It was supposed to set at 4:35 and wasn't dark until 5:10. Does it take 35 minutes after sunset to get dark?

Btw I wanted to mention earlier which was why I was here but I got distracted :-( that it was bright here about 6am but I looked and the sunrise was not till 6:50. It was also bright as in summer time level of brightness at 8am it burned my eyes and gave me a headache (not looking directly btw that I had no desire to go outisde. I missed the sunset I've been so stressed I didn't bother looking tbh. All this december 21st crap and all the arguing really drained me. But I do still think something is off. Just because a major calamity didn't happen. I think it's also worth mentioning someone posted a thread where they said if the last day of the mayan calender is the 21st wouldn't tomorrow be the actual end? Just food for thought. I'm not saying I believe but it made me give it some more thought. Naysayers please leave me alone for once btw lol This is mainly to discuss with the OP, Duc and Da Fuq or any other person NOT trying to fight.

central illinois this morning i saw 8 chemtrailers all flying in parallel lines all viewable at the same time. within 45 minutes, it went from clear to full. i did see one contrail to compare it with. its trail evaporated about 5-700 yards behind.

oh yeah, the reason i bring this up is because i something i recently heard is that ionospheric heating can cause a lensing effect in one area and not another. that is why things seem hinkey in one part of the country but not in another.

Last shill is pretty obvious covering the useless astrodog ass with useless stuff & blablabla as well.

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oh yeah, the reason i bring this up is because i read something i recently heard is that ionospheric heating can cause a lensing effect in one area and not another. that is why things seem hinkey in one part of the country but not in another.

Yeah. I agree.

if you are referring to me, i assure you i am no shill, i am stating an observation and a viewpoint-nothing more. you would be better served if you open yourself up to different ideas that may be contrary to what you are comfortable believing.

"the civil twilight lasted until 6:15 pm." Sorry? You determined that, how?

I think there was a lot of atmospheric stuff going on yesterday. I'm starting to feel a little stressed right now and am feeling drained too. Anyway, thanks for your good attitude Obsidian. I apologize for 'falling' and not taking my own advice. Its so easy to do with these guys.

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Uh, simple...do you even know the meaning of civil twilight you dweeb?

if not then let me s'plain:

Civil twilight is defined to begin in the morning, and to end in the evening when the center of the Sun is geometrically 6 degrees below the horizon. This is the limit at which twilight illumination is sufficient, under good weather conditions, for terrestrial objects to be clearly distinguished; at the beginning of morning civil twilight, or end of evening civil twilight, the horizon is clearly defined and the brightest stars are visible under good atmospheric conditions in the absence of moonlight or other illumination. In the morning before the beginning of civil twilight and in the evening after the end of civil twilight, artificial illumination is normally required to carry on ordinary outdoor activities. And before you even say it, no, it was not the moon "illuminating" the sky. The sky was still light from the sun setting.

Seriously people, it's futile to argue or debate with the shills because they are intellectually dishonest, amongst other things. A discussion with them always degrades into a mud slinging contest. Their stance from the start usually betrays their intentions and they are trained to throw folks off. Just let them talk to each other and the wind.

Thanks. It will be good for us and for lurkers who visit this thread.

(yeah, I didn't take my own prescription. My bad.)

I apologize to you and Duc for being a pos yesterday! Man I didn't feel like myself I was a confused emotional wreck I hadn't really slept and the stress just did me in and I felt like everyone was out to get me. I'm better off today but still drained and kinda foggy feeling it's weird. Everything's just felt off lately I don't like it. I'm glad you guys didn't rip me a new one when I had my emotional outburst so to speak. I did feel pretty embarrassed...still do.

yes I was just mentioning this..it has been "off" but now it is WAY off...It seems like it crosses the sky "off to the side" a bit...I actually took out my compass and as it was getting close to sunset took a pic of the compass as well as the sun (as it was a little late setting) It comes up WAY off the norm lately, and yes as I mentioned in my own thread the almanac said sunrise 7:05 it came over the horizon at about 7:28ish, yet there was a GREAT deal of light to see by that was even earlier than normal...

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Damn. A guy observes the sun rising farther in the north, during winter no less! That's very odd because the planet isn't even tilted.

A truly unusual phenomenon!

Shill or Troll? (or uneducated)

SO I ask you: how many degrees the Sun can rise from the East to the North in winter season?

Tell us the max in degrees.



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Shill or Troll? (or uneducated)

SO I ask you: how many degrees the Sun can rise from the East ---> to the North in winter season?

Tell us the max in degrees.



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oh yeah, the reason i bring this up is because i something i recently heard is that ionospheric heating can cause a lensing effect in one area and not another. that is why things seem hinkey in one part of the country but not in another.

if you are referring to me, i assure you i am no shill, i am stating an observation and a viewpoint-nothing more. you would be better served if you open yourself up to different ideas that may be contrary to what you are comfortable believing.