Does moonlight make things colder?

Before Bill liberalized hard, he put cool stuff out like this.

Not esoteric, false. Most of the science passed off as "truth" or as you want to equivocate, "esoteric" would fail 4th grade science class. By reading the level of ignorance about science on this and other sites, we need more "science guys".

What they wont tell you is white people absorb moonlight. Asians can as well, but very slightly.

Define what you mean by "scientific thought". What do you think someone shouldn't be okay with?

You don't understand anything about science. It is the opposite of religion. Religion is belief without evidence. Science is acceptance because of evidence.

Huh? Reality isn't real? Good example of a non sequitur.

No clouds at night do

Correct...Reality is not REAL.

per individual

Time is relevant, to the individual.

About as much as shining a flashlight on a golfball.

Doubt it but holographic moon base dose hold a orbital frequency that could alter how your mood can be. The higher energy of radiant heat is a vibrant warmer and if it's blocked by heavy cover we won't receive its heat transfer. It's a light beam that hits our dome and gives us our livable green house.

Measure temp on headstone, full moon , make shadow , measure, then move shadow and measure. Its quick .
And it ain't no 4 degrees so dont get your hopes up. Half a
degree or less.

YOU base all of your information off of KNOWN LIARS.

So how does that make YOU look?

Not trying to disagree because I agree with this but it is still a theory. Goethean science proposes an alternative theory, one i feel makes more sense but is difficult to conceive

okay

so what happens when the moon and sun are out together, simultaneously, like they are right now where i am?

incidentally, it is a very nice morning, warm & sunny, half a moon showing to the south south west with the sun following up behind south east ...

No - [link to www.independent.co.uk]

Whoever spends time outdoors knows it's a fact. When it's a clear, full moon night, you'll be noticeably warmer in some shade than standing in the open. Nothing to do with flat earthers, just a hint that we know nothing about space and are being lied to.

Last Edited by bad mojo on 07/17/2017 04:28 AM

yes, you may be warmer but that is a simple fact of coverage from the air.... plants will give off ambient heat, and cold structures will shield you from the elements... not that hard really... just because there is a moon overhead doesn't make it give off mysterious 'cold light'....

This thread makes me sick to my stomach. Anyone who has done testing for themselves, SERIOUSLY, has seen the results. You need any cheap IR gun, they are all deadly accurate trust me. The test is simple. Two of the same surfaces, one with full moonlight shining on it and the other in the shade. The one in the shade will be colder by a very faint amount. No, it isn't because it has a 'heat buffer' reflecting off the shade, you need to make sure your source of shade can't in any way affect the surface temperature. You also need to make sure that nothing else can, either. That means wind, reflective surfaces of any kind nearby, etc. You know, an actual scientific method experiment done right.

They have known for centuries that food of any kind goes bad very quickly under moonlight. People that are sensitive to it can feel the faintly sickly decay coming off the Moon. Why? Who knows? Is it because we are under the Firmament and the Moon is an artificial structure? Is it because of turtles? I'm pretty sure that Astromut hasn't done this experiment himself, he simply sneers at the subject and posts videos as though he is an expert in all things. Why don't you just go away if you don't believe that anything is possible outside of the 'official story'? Why hang out here at all?

I don't know, man. Since I was a kid I used to go hunting with my grandfather. That was the first time I heard about moonlight being cold, more than 30 years ago. Later, in school we were of course told that it's the sunlight coming off of our Moon, but in my experience moonlight is different. I've taken the things you say into consideration, and the environment surely plays a role, but if you're under direct moonlight you'll get colder as time goes by, I guarantee that.

Did you know you just insulted and Native American tribe with that name? Not kidding there is a tribe with that name.

I know it gets cooler with chemtrails, been outside and it hot and where the skies become full of them and the temperature drops.

Test it and find out, I think I read they said the shadow during moonlight was colder than they had thought. But good thing to test and see.

it's winter here... so bugger testing it right now... lol...

but with summer around the corner? i'll definitely do the tests and report back when camping...

An old woodsman told me that too, and not to leave my knife out in the moonlight or it'll lose its edge

Try it when you get a chance, personal experience beats everything else in my book.

By the way, farmers in Serbia never plant new plants during a full moon period. Moonlight actually harms the development of plants, unlike sunlight.

No to your no

"it absorbs all but 0.035 per cent of visual light"

therefore it reflects something.