What is there on Moon?

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How complicated do you want this to get?
That is accepting that the more detail that is exposed the more realistic the theory will be. There are several factors at play here apparently and this is not even accounting for the magnification effect of water vapor in the air when the photo is taken below mountain top elevations. Focal length of the lens would also effect the magnification level if it was not exactly 50mm and there is an object in the foreground that adds perspective and measurable depth that should be part of the math involved in verifying the 'super moon' being observable when its distance translated to something on earth would probably be quite small of a shift at a very long distance. (if that distance is actually correct but lets say it is for the moment)

Does the extra 8% (from 50% at any 1 time to 58% observation over a set period of time) mark it N/S variance from being above the equator all the time. The earth should also have a similar variance compared to our position to the sun's equator. Those variances could be fed into the gravitational wave formula and the past and future could be plotted and those variances might help in (natural) weather forecasts at the 100 year level as far as warming and cooling goes.

On a global scale the warming in the Pacific regions near the equator could also be 'caused' by the current speeding up a fraction and the current that sinks leaves it's heat at the upper levels of the water as it sinks to the floor and flows along that part of the cycle.

An increase in the rifting off the American west coast would have some of that heat taken south as that is the direction the current flows on the bottom as well as at the surface. If the surface water is heating up then some heat was taken by the lower currents before it could release it's heat to the atmosphere. Depending on the speed that heat would surface someplace near the equator, causing an El Nino year as that heat in the air blows across the Americas. If that trend continues the air rising faster over the water will end up going north rather that east and that would change all of North America.

Cheese. Everyone knows the moon is made of cheese.
Cottage cheese judging from the backside or are those the moons zits that Walter mentioned?
 

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Are you sure about that math? The moon orbits the earth about once every 24 hours. Since it is in tidal lock the sun should shine on the whole moon during that one day, about 12 hours per day on any one spot.

Moon completes its orbit around Earth in about 29 days and 12 hours; therefore, the lunar months are 29 and 30 days successively: i.e. one month it is 29 days and the other is 30 days.

Now, during its circling around the earth the moon faces the sun for about or more than 14 (of our days) which is its day, and its night is in the same way about or more than 14 days.

We see only one of its two sides or faces; in this face we see its day: once as a crescent then more than a crescent until it becomes full moon, then will decrease until it will become once again a crescent then will be in its wane.

http://quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_2.htm#Phases_of_the_Moon_
 
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How complicated do you want this to get?
That is accepting that the more detail that is exposed the more realistic the theory will be. There are several factors at play here apparently and this is not even accounting for the magnification effect of water vapor in the air when the photo is taken below mountain top elevations. Focal length of the lens would also effect the magnification level if it was not exactly 50mm and there is an object in the foreground that adds perspective and measurable depth that should be part of the math involved in verifying the 'super moon' being observable when its distance translated to something on earth would probably be quite small of a shift at a very long distance. (if that distance is actually correct but lets say it is for the moment)

Does the extra 8% (from 50% at any 1 time to 58% observation over a set period of time) mark it N/S variance from being above the equator all the time. The earth should also have a similar variance compared to our position to the sun's equator. Those variances could be fed into the gravitational wave formula and the past and future could be plotted and those variances might help in (natural) weather forecasts at the 100 year level as far as warming and cooling goes.

On a global scale the warming in the Pacific regions near the equator could also be 'caused' by the current speeding up a fraction and the current that sinks leaves it's heat at the upper levels of the water as it sinks to the floor and flows along that part of the cycle.

An increase in the rifting off the American west coast would have some of that heat taken south as that is the direction the current flows on the bottom as well as at the surface. If the surface water is heating up then some heat was taken by the lower currents before it could release it's heat to the atmosphere. Depending on the speed that heat would surface someplace near the equator, causing an El Nino year as that heat in the air blows across the Americas. If that trend continues the air rising faster over the water will end up going north rather that east and that would change all of North America.


Cottage cheese judging from the backside or are those the moons zits that Walter mentioned?

If you think the simple fact that the moon orbits the earth in a month ... twenty eight days, actually ...such a well known and ancient fact that a whole lot of cultures (Chinese, for instance) based their calendars on it ...is so "complicated", I would say that you are smoking so much pot that your frontal cortex lobes have turned to Wensleydale cheese.
 

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First Men On The Moon



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That is so iconic, to me at least, I have never forgotten it. The picture at least.
Silent movies were so cool. Black and white, perfected contrast, colour ruined the magic, an imposition of the mind of viewer who would if allowed have arranged the colour like they always did.
 

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If you think the simple fact that the moon orbits the earth in a month ... twenty eight days, actually ...such a well known and ancient fact that a whole lot of cultures (Chinese, for instance) based their calendars on it ...is so "complicated", I would say that you are smoking so much pot that your frontal cortex lobes have turned to Wensleydale cheese.
My post was about the moon's distance from the earth, once you grasp that feel free to post something other than your usual dribble.

Now, during its circling around the earth the moon faces the sun for about or more than 14 (of our days) which is its day, and its night is in the same way about or more than 14 days.

http://quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_2.htm#Phases_of_the_Moon_
I understand your point, sorry for the original confusion.
 

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My post was about the moon's distance from the earth, once you grasp that feel free to post something other than your usual dribble.


I understand your point, sorry for the original confusion.
Well I for one am thankful that you all informed me on how far the moon is from the
earth or what the fukk ever. It's something I can tell my friends down at the pub.
 

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Is that the same friends you buy drinks for but they never buy you any?
No dummy I don't buy folks shyt. Unlike you though, I can consume a margarita now and then because I don' have to worry about mixing psyche drugs with booze. :)

Now,,get back to your riveting conversation about how far the fukkin moon is from the earth.
 

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No dummy I don't buy folks shyt. Unlike you though, I can consume a margarita now and then because I don' have to worry about mixing psyche drugs with booze. :)

Now,,get back to your riveting conversation about how far the fukkin moon is from the earth.
With a mouth like yours you probably get a black eye every now and then. The only psyche drugs I'm on is the ones in your imagination.
 

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With a mouth like yours you probably get a black eye every now and then. The only psyche drugs I'm on is the ones in your imagination.
No,,no black eye that I can ever remember. I'm pretty quick . Know how to bob and weave and not only that, a swift kick to the groin gives you at least a three minute head start. :)
 

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It was meant to be a figure of speech indicating you mouth caused you problems sometimes. Now you confession leaves it open that you did have 'events' but escaped getting a bruise. Now I wonder if your mouth ever baited somebody to the extent a first strike was the escape route, even had it time out it appears.
I can't remember winning one fight I started but at the same time I never lost one I didn't start. Now if you don't mind I like to update my info about the moon and you are obviously out to lunch so I'll check in on my next break.
 

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If you think the simple fact that the moon orbits the earth in a month ... twenty eight days, actually ...such a well known and ancient fact that a whole lot of cultures (Chinese, for instance) based their calendars on it ...is so "complicated", I would say that you are smoking so much pot that your frontal cortex lobes have turned to Wensleydale cheese.
The Hebrew calendar also uses months. Every so often they would insert an extra month on the last month of winter, nobody ever forgot what year it was. We use a extra day every 4 years so ours isn't perfect either.

Moon completes its orbit around Earth in about 29 days and 12 hours; therefore, the lunar months are 29 and 30 days successively: i.e. one month it is 29 days and the other is 30 days.

http://quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_2.htm#Phases_of_the_Moon_
Now that we have that point covered, one other point had to do with dust on the moon, if it is evenly scattered why do the protruding rocks not have any on them so they could have left a handbrint as well as footy prints.


This vid raises some questions. The lunar orbit seems to be in line with the sun and any movement in the sky as observed from the earth would be from out wobble alone and it would follow the seasons year after year. That would also be the final destination of the moon once it escapes earth's gravity.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgpIy4tUjFI&nohtml5=False
 

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This illustrates the distances and sizes involved. The 'super moon' was never a story in the past and the moon's size changes to our view every time we wee it. The water vapor magnifies it's size at moon rise to moon set and when it is directly overhead it is the smallest. You can have a super-moon in your photos just by using a telephoto setting and including some foreground image, so much for the magic.
I doubt a person could judge that size difference when the distance changes is less that 60 miles. The wobble of the earth would also make a supermoon possible if the distance a person moves is 46deg total
 

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This illustrates the distances and sizes involved. The 'super moon' was never a story in the past and the moon's size changes to our view every time we wee it. The water vapor magnifies it's size at moon rise to moon set and when it is directly overhead it is the smallest. You can have a super-moon in your photos just by using a telephoto setting and including some foreground image, so much for the magic.
I doubt a person could judge that size difference when the distance changes is less that 60 miles. The wobble of the earth would also make a supermoon possible if the distance a person moves is 46deg total
This valuable information and a quarter may well buy you a day old donut at that Horton store at closing time if you catch the manger in a good mood.
 

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one other point had to do with dust on the moon, if it is evenly scattered why do the protruding rocks not have any on them so they could have left a handbrint as well as footy prints.

According to the late interpreter of the Quran and the Bible: Mohammed-Ali Hassan Al-Hilly, the Apostle of the Christ, I have understood, deduced and convinced about Moon in this way:

First: Moon has no or little atmosphere, and this makes it exposed to the falling of meteoritic rocks and cosmic dust, without burning in the air as it is the case on our Earth, and in spite of this the Earth receives tons of this cosmic dust every day in addition to the many rocks that fall on it.

Second: Moon generally speaking is cold: it has a cold core, which led to the loss of its gravity, and Moon in its night that lasts about 14 1/2 of our days will lead to the coldness of its surface during this night which will make it vulnerable to the falling of a large number of comets ... which led to the large number of craters on Moon.

Third: Its long day of about 14 1/2 of our days without having air or wind .. this will cause the heating of its surface and the dismantling of its mountain rocks: rocks of mountains have its principal constituent the CaCO3 and by the direst sun heat .. CO2 will result + CaO which is a fine powder .. this will slip from the slopes of the mountains of Moon and from its rocks with any bit of quaking or shaking.
http://www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_4.htm#Mountains_Will_Be_Dispersed

In particular see this Quran aya 73: 14, which means:
(And on the day when the earth and the mountains shall quake, and beforehand the mountains become a heaping mass of sand.)

It means: like sand-hills in which the sand easily sweeps away of their sides with the least movement, and the wind carries it away to the low lands.

Of course the aya speaks about the earth on Doomsday, and the mountains will be a sand hill heaping to the slopes .. this will be before Doomsday and after the Earth will stop its axial rotation. But may be applicable to Moon also.
I mean the changes on Moon may have become this way.

Fourth: the falling of a large number of comets on Moon specially during its night time when it will be very cold .. these comets when fall on mountains will smash the rocks of mountains, leading to the large amounts of sand.

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I add in addition, that the effect of direct sun heat during the day of Moon which lasts for about 14 1/2 of our days, such heat (and particularly without air or wind) will lead to the dismantling of rocks so that it will be fluffy like wool .. this may be a terminal outcome on Moon rocks as will it be on Earth rocks of mountains due to the loss of the essential substance CaCO3 which causes the solidity of rocks.
 
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According to the late interpreter of the Quran and the Bible: Mohammed-Ali Hassan Al-Hilly, the Apostle of the Christ, I have understood, deduced and convinced about Moon in this way:

First: Moon has no or little atmosphere, and this makes it exposed to the falling of meteoritic rocks and cosmic dust, without burning in the air as it is the case on our Earth, and in spite of this the Earth receives tons of this cosmic dust every day in addition to the many rocks that fall on it.

Second: Moon generally speaking is cold: it has a cold core, which led to the loss of its gravity, and Moon in its night that lasts about 14 1/2 of our days will lead to the coldness of its surface during this night which will make it vulnerable to the falling of a large number of comets ... which led to the large number of craters on Moon.

Third: Its long day of about 14 1/2 of our days without having air or wind .. this will cause the heating of its surface and the dismantling of its mountain rocks: rocks of mountains have its principal constituent the CaCO3 and by the direst sun heat .. CO2 will result + CaO which is a fine powder .. this will slip from the slopes of the mountains of Moon and from its rocks with any bit of quaking or shaking.
http://www.quran-ayat.com/universe/new_page_4.htm#Mountains_Will_Be_Dispersed

In particular see this Quran aya 73: 14, which means:
(And on the day when the earth and the mountains shall quake, and beforehand the mountains become a heaping mass of sand.)

It means: like sand-hills in which the sand easily sweeps away of their sides with the least movement, and the wind carries it away to the low lands.}

Of course the aya speaks about the earth on Doomsday, and the mountains will be a sand hill heaping to the slopes .. this will be before Doomsday and after the Earth will stop its axial rotation. But may be applicable to Moon also.
I mean the changes on Moon may have become this way.

Fourth: the falling of a large number of comets on Moon specially during its night time when it will be very cold .. these comets when fall on mountains will smash the rocks of mountains, leading to the large amounts of sand.

==============================================================

I add in addition, that the effect of direct sun heat during the day of Moon which lasts for about 14 1/2 of our days, such heat (and particularly without air or wind) will lead to the dismantling of rocks so that it will be fluffy like wool .. this may be a terminal outcome on Moon rocks as will it be on Earth rocks of mountains due to the loss of the essential substance CaCO3 which causes the solidity of rocks.
Fascinating. I'll tell the boys down at the tracks at dinner tonight