MOON in the WEST...

DITTO! I saw it last night too.

Strange location!

Everything is off.

My theory is as we get closer to "2012", we are going to "jump" a galatic level. Time will change, everything you see will change, concisnous will change. Time and space are relative. No Fear only Love and Truth.

"Move along, move along, nothing to see here, move along"

Looked pretty fucking normal to me night before last!

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It's because of Planet X okay. The Zetas are spinning and tilting the earth so we don't know that a Giant monster Planet that nobody can see is going to plow into us, the only people that know are you sharp fuckers that notice all the planets, stars and moon are out of alignment, Okay? That's it, happy now? You solved the mystery, every astronomer and astrophysisit on earth and starchart and NASA and everyone with a computerized scope is wrong and you are right.

>>It's normal, If Gov says so then it is..

OK try this if the moon is so far off.

The Pleiades will be occulted by the Moon on the night of 23/24 February 2007

You have a whole month to prove Science and Astronomy wrong.

I saw it about a couple of hours ago in the late morning, (US west coast) about 45 degrees from our horizon, due east, looking quite normal for a January, waxing, five day old, crescent moon.

Just how long have y'all been keeping track of our lovely night light, anyway?

It changes from month to month in respect as to where it rises (even within the montly waxing/waning period) and it does so, year in and year out.

Not strange at all. The lit portion always points towards the sun...where was the sun when you saw this?

I forgot to add, as suggested above, the tilt aspect of the moon changes with the time of year, going along with the position where the moon rises and sets in the sky. Sometimes it will seem sideways, sometimes pointing directly down (in a waxing crescent in the evening or the waning crescent in the morning)
Keep a journal for a year, drawing the aspect and location of it's rising and setting and you'll see quite an amazing difference throughout the year.