A REALLY WEIRD SOLAR ECLIPSE: The Moon Reversed Its Orbit in front of the Sun.

it is interesting that in Islamic Eschatological records, it is said the solar and lunar eclipses will be reversed, meaning the Moon will reverse its orbit.

It is one of the Signs of the coming of the Son of Man (Imam Mahdi) the King of the Age. This sign is said to have never happened since the times of Adam and Eve.

Imam Mahdi, is the 12th Imam in the progeny of the Prophet Muhammad. And it is said that He shall command the Powers of the Sun and the Moon.

it was not a matter of perspective of the satellites observing the eclipse.

the Moon reversed its orbit. That is why it was called "Weird" by NASA

Dr Astro maybe will explain?

Last Edited by Eilonwy on 03/07/2019 08:52 AM

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

Ok, pinned to see what people think.

I do not see how the moon could reverse orbit, unless the earth reverses solar orbit.

Oh, and fuck mohomo.

Last Edited by LJS on 03/07/2019 09:38 AM

Nice!

thanks for the pin. Lets see what people think.

Last Edited by LJS on 03/07/2019 09:38 AM

Strange indeed.

Bump

Sitting through the broadcast Apollo missions as a kid makes absolutely sure that you never pay attention to anything that goes on in the sky ever again. If the moon vanished I wouldn't blink an eye.

From the Article:

Both SDO and the Moon are orbiting Earth, but at different speeds. SDO's velocity of ~3 km/s is faster than the Moon's velocity of 1 km/s. SDO thus overtakes the Moon first in one direction, then the other, during the long eclipse.

C'mon! Can't u read!?


"The strange "double-dip" motion of the Moon across the sun is a result of orbital mechanics. Both SDO and the Moon are orbiting Earth, but at different speeds. SDO's velocity of ~3 km/s is faster than the Moon's velocity of 1 km/s. SDO thus overtakes the Moon first in one direction, then the other, during the long eclipse."

Looks at you reading the article

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wow very interesting indeed,

the fact is, the video of the event speaks for itself.

NASA called this event "weird" because they have no explanation for it. Its not a matter of perspective of the satellites, its a solid series of images that show the Moon reversing its orbit in front of the Sun.

It is not only the Moon. Venus too had anomalies in its orbits and other planets also....maybe something is happening in the inner solar system. An intruder perhaps?

Those sun pictures are made in a computer, colorized to be dramatic and pretty. The guy that makes them explained it during a tv interview.
Just more space nonsense for the sheep.

Yeah I was just gonna say Astro predicted this in advance and put a thread or two up about it.

you realize the moon did not actually start revolving around Earth in the opposite direction right?

If it did, you would see the moon rise in the west and set in the East. (Hint, you wont see this because the moon didnt change its orbit)

We all knew about the eclipse before hand, but what happened is just "Weird".

Does this happen often?

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It reversed its orbit and then resumed. See the video from NASA.

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

Its the drugs lol

not to my knowledge..

It's just that they're showing two clips very quickly it seems, check the time. Here's just one.

The moon did not reverse orbit
wow, talking about easily susceptible humans

Beam me up Scotty not much intelligence down here

I was told before , that time when the birds started falling from the sky, in many places in the world, that that was because the Moon flipped its poles.

There was a flipping of the polarities in the Moon, that killed the Birds..

Could the poles in the Moon flipped momentarily and this happened?

Also, why do we only see one side of the Moon always facing Earth?

[link to www.spaceweather.com]

see it in the video above.

No, it didn't reverse its orbit. It appeared so for the same reason we sometimes see planets in retrograde motion.

Knowing how to read is one thing, knowing how to interpret what you read is another.