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It's out of orbit, because too many birds landed on it.

Seriously guys, is there anything more solid to substantiate this?

Perhaps we can do a comparative chart based on previous moon risings?

Telescopes tracking Moon OK...

Moonrise is on time here.

it is south of where it usually is tonight...

But I can't say for certain that it's never been there before.

I just can usually look out into my backyard and see it.

Tonight I've had to look south to see it.

The eclipse happened just as predicted. On time, on place.

Too much weed, not enough time.

I got it if nobody else did.

Yeah it looked wird last night.

no moon last night.

There was here.

It's a full moon. It's there. Just depends on where THERE is. I'm around the Great Lakes region and it's too far South right now. We had a Front move in over night and I couldn't see it clearly this morning--around 4:30am--except for the bright glow.

UK last night its 8pm now
there was no moon

The moon shall rise in the sorth weast tonight

not too far south. it has to be way south of all of us in the northern hemisphere for it to eclipse. it has to be lined up with the ecliptic, which at night, would make it appear very, very far south. almost where if you were far enough north, probably near the arctic circle, you couldn't see it at all. it's all about perspective, tilt, and orbit.

hence, it will appear further north during the day, then further south during the night. all according to where it is in it's orbit and what time you get to see it.

Its the Annunaki messing with us P.S. I have also seen a half moon in daylight. Not sure how that is possible

That would be Venus

i saw a full moon not too long ago around 6pm

The oversized moon was back in late 2007 thru 1st qtr 2008 is to be known as the Merovingian Moon
I have great intel on this moon anomalies.

lol!
i love glp...
get yourself a couple of tennis balls and a lamp, simulate orbit of earth/sun and moon/earth. it'll take 15 seconds and you'll see the error in your previous thought

By my calculations, the sun would need to be below the horizon for that to happen. Not sure what they pay NASA scientists for if no one else noticed that. Its the Annunaki, since I've heard them on the ether. Things stay that way until the US Gov acknowledges their presence. Its not pretty.

Here is a link to a post on my encounters with the Annunaki out in wilds of New York City.

[link to www.godlikeproductions.com]

As you can see, they've been around for a while. Just decided to uncloak because of the immense strain they are putting on me to announce their arrival.

Just one more evidence of one world government when every one agrees a half moon can be viewed at midday. Thx

hmm.
more evidence of the laws of physics you mean? the light on the moon has nothing to do with day/night phases on earth. when you see a half moon, it's because the moon is 90 degrees from the earths alignment to the sun. period. whichever you prefer, waxing or waning. you will see it twice throughout each full moon phase.

Look dumbass, a first quarter or last quarter moon ("half full" to laymen idiots like you) will ALWAYS rise at noon or set at noon respectively.
[link to atropos.as.arizona.edu]
It's not a conspiracy, it's the way the moon has looked for billions of years.

In all seriousness, seek mental help. You need to get back on your meds before you snap and kill an "Annunaki" who was really just a human.

The partial penumbral eclipse f the moon happened exactly as calculated last night and the total eclipse of the moon in front of the sun will happen perfectly on July 22nd for those in the far east. Now...for those of you who think it's out of place, explain how the moon can be out of place if these events, along with the hundreds of distant star occultations per month by it are happening exactly as they should.

We're waiting.....

My apologies. I was refering to instances when the moon appeared half full earlier this year, most notably in January/February, and not to the current phase of the moon. Which according to [link to stardate.org] should be full tonite.

sumthin coolie about this tread.

Someone with a brain! You're so gonna be kicked out of here. hehe I was going to recommend the same, but you beat me to it. ;)