Moon Gazers! Excellent NASA Animation of 2013 Moon Phases | |
emerald_glow User ID: 924761 United States 11/24/2012 12:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Thank you Lloyd! :-) Truly amazing! Besides making it easy to understand the movements of the Moon, - more exactly that how it supposed to be - it made me clear, that something is off, and I can PROVE it by photos. The animation shows that the tilt - the "libration" - angle of the Moon's axis is never more than 45 degrees away from the vertical. The photos of U-moon (I will put the links on in a minute) prove that - in reality - this tilt is now goes near 90 degrees, that is almost laying, horizontal, a "U-moon" All my life experience say that it used to be exactly as the animation shows in most of my life, meaning U moon is a NEW phenomenon of the past decade Last Edited by emerald_glow on 11/24/2012 12:48 PM Emerald_Glow |
emerald_glow User ID: 924761 United States 11/24/2012 12:54 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | OK, here is my thread from 2010 on the same subject: Thread: U - moon ("laid back" crescent) shows that position of Sun Earth and Moon has changed- update 2012: PROOF!!!! on page 6, new info on page11 Emerald_Glow |
emerald_glow User ID: 924761 United States 11/24/2012 01:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to spaceweather.com] Update: I get an "unable to connect database" message by clicking on any of those links...I hope you guys will be more lucky Last Edited by emerald_glow on 11/24/2012 01:05 PM Emerald_Glow |
Lloyd Tackitt (OP) User ID: 26369448 United States 11/24/2012 02:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | This link has an excellent description of field rotation, including a very good animation of the effect. [link to calgary.rasc.ca] I would assume that since the moon has such a strong gravitational effect on the earth that if it actually changed positions there would be many observable effects on the earth. Tides for instance would get crazy wild. If you look at tide tables you'll note that they aren't changing. For anyone on the coast this can be visually checked, look at the tide tables for your area, then go to the beach and check it. Lloyd Tackitt |