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Offline Dulcamara

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Moon doing strange things.
« on: November 15, 2010, 02:53:32 PM »
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    • Or a time lapse if you prefer...

    starting out looking very normal, with the shadow going from side to side (during the normal cycles of the moon)... and then over time, the shadow shifts to an up/down orientation! The shadow cast by the moons normal cycles should ONLY go side to side, NOT up to down!
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    « Reply #1 on: November 15, 2010, 03:10:46 PM »
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    • I'd also like to point out... people are not just observing this... this weird "shift" to the shadow being in an up/down "orientation" rather than a side-to-side one, but ALSO... this is not just the light shifting, either.

    The spots on the moon are indicating that either it, or WE, are actually tilting, (as fast as you can see change in that time lapse), to a many-degree "lean". But more than that, people are posting pictures of the moon's SPOTS themselves moving, from a vertical alignment, to an essentially sideways alignment.

    So something seems definitely to be shifting, whether you want to say it's the moon, or us.

    It's easy to discount what people say because they're not holy, saintly, traditional Catholics... but when someone shows you video footage or pictures of something like this... Well, you can be a skeptic for stubbornness' sake, or you can use your head and admit that, even if the people posting the vidoes or pictures were to have 666 tattooed on their forehead, what you see in the pictures is still clearly indicating that something strange is going on.

    Strange thing about cameras, though... they really DO work the same for atheists, sinners, weed-smokers and pagans, as they would for a saint.
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    Moon doing strange things.
    « Reply #2 on: November 15, 2010, 06:31:07 PM »
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    • It wouldn't make a difference if the moon were tilting one way or the other. The light falling on it from the sun would still be illuminating it in the same way. Shine a flashlight on a ball while turning it in your hand--as long as you don't move the light, it will continue to fall on the same position on the ball.

    I live a few degrees north of the equator. Here, we always see the moon fill up or empty out from top to bottom, as seen in the video posted above. For someone in Indiana to see the moon in that position would mean that Indiana had shifted into the tropics, where I am.

    Today the high temperature where I am was 85 degrees. Tonight it will get down into the low 70's. Does that sound like the weather in Indiana today?

    And if the entire Northern Hemisphere had shifted towards the equator, then where I am in Central America should be on the same latitude as Buenos Aires, Argentina. If that were true then I should have much cooler weather.

    Also, since a dramatic tilt of the Earth's axis would also have the effect of changing the position of the sun and all the stars, don't you think a few pilots and sailors might have noticed, and not just bunch of Christian Identity yahoos somewhere?

    The sources of information do matter. If these jokers can be so wrong on so many other things, why in heaven's name would I trust them to tell me that the Earth had shifted 30 degrees on its axis and only they noticed it?

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