Why the fuck is the moon so bright now? An impending doom?

mathership !

blood saCRIFICEEE

NK nuke the moon !!!

Earths shield is barely there.

Which is why the sun and moon will appear brighter in the sky.


You will find alot of people saying the sun used to look yellow and what not.

Now it is an obnoxious bright white.




(Example)


Look at how our shields performed during this last coronal hole stream.


[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

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[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

[link to www.haarp.alaska.edu]

and that was a small one.

Last Edited by Da fuq on 03/31/2013 10:52 AM

can´t see no moon here, will be having a look later.

Because it's not a half moon. The moon is still at 78% not 50.

Noticed this last week on the night of the full moon.
I'm one of those retards that remembers a yellow sun when I was a kid back in the 60's.

I saw the moon like so bright the other night that even when the clouds rolled in front it was still very visible.

So I ask myself, where does the moon get its light.

And myself says to me that it's just a reflector of the sun.

So I says to myself that's it, the burning white hot sun is reflecting off the moon making it brighter than I have ever seen it in the past.

It sounds kinda strange but I think it's the super bright sun that's causing the super bright moon.

The solarsystem is a soap bubble and when its pressed the balls stand closer at times in a hurricane edge galaxy spot.

../ tataadaah

Amazing how the sun and Moon are still the same magnitudes they've always been. And how light meters, even very old ones, still register the same light. It is almost as if people's eyes get more sensitive to light as they age.

Shillin hard?

Show it wrong then.

It look normal to me.

It's probably just in a really good sun reflecting spot. Lol.

It is bigger than normal

looks normal to me son...I think you just come on glp too much lol

I could accept this but the sun is constantly white no matter what is going on above. This isn't sometimes but always.

Here is an interesting thing...

I was going to buy some welders goggles or hat and I was going through reviews and forums to find what kind of filter level I needed.

These sites and forums were non-conspiracy and were mostly genuine welders. I saw a few of them mention they used to able to look at the sun through them with a low level filter (think it was 6) but that went up to 10 and now they can't view the sun with the maximum filter 12).

They were wondering why the sun is so much brighter and why they now need more than one pair of goggles to view it.

I know I get shilled when I say it is brighter and white, not yellow, so it's nice to see these non-conspiracy people noting the change as well.

I agree. Sun and moon look brighter! I've noticed it as different the last two years. Sun is white now, where as in the 80's was yellow. Moon does seem bigger and brighter. My eyesight is still 20/20.

When the moon is out you don't need a flashlight anymore to check on the yard.

try suntanning for longer than 20 minutes now! Good luck getting away without burns. In the 80's I could spend all day on the beach with no sun screens or anything! Can't do that now at all. Maybe get away with 2 hours at most.

Ummm...no...even my youngest would agree that the sun used to be yellow. Age has nothing to do with the majority of people agreeing that the sun used to be yellow. It used to be yellow and now it's blinding white.

And yes...the moon is super bright. Because the sun is super bright. The coloration of the sun, however, is a direct result of atmospheric change. We have less of one, therefore, more of the sun's true color is seen. Atmosphere bends light and creates color. This is why we get rainbows.

All about double rainbows:
[link to www.mrscienceshow.com]

Next time, the right question for your shillin job is:

The Sun is not the Sun, show it wrong then.


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Last Edited by IWASTHERE on 04/01/2013 08:33 AM

Even Jupiter is now visible in the daylight....



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Nobody asked you troll.

Prove it wasn't before. I'll bet you can't and will just resort to the "shill" accusation again.

Shiller's Citation here: Nobody asked you troll.


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Rainbows come from moisture IN the atmosphere, not the asmosphere itself. Less atmosphere (which there is no proof for) would not cause more rainbows. I remember seeing double rainbows back almost 30 years.

Thanks for proving me right. Knew I could count on you.

I noticed it too.

last week you could of moon-bathed & caught a tan.

I read that barium (sprayed in chem-trails) makes the sun, moon, etc., brighter; just like barium 'illuminates' our insides for x-rays!? Another man-made phenomenon?

just a hunch.. uranus venus and mars are all lurking behind the sun at this time, close to an alignment but not close enough oficially. Thats a lot of gravity pulling in one direction