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the moon and why its special

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  • I would hang a ball from the center of the room. Color one half red and the other half blue. Now stand on one side of the room then the other. Should be easy to see that way.
    Airplane nose/tail is a good example as well.

    Sit and wait.....
    Waiting....
    What to fill 5 minutes of time with...
    Fade to black by metal lickers works.
    I bet I have listened to that song 5000 times.
    There is six minutes.
  • I was kinda hoping someone would post a picture like this:



    That's the explanation, and I guess we're all on the same page with respect to this, right?
  • @royalblue So how does it differ from the explanations above?
  • @Gardener there is no difference of course, in fact they're the same thing.

    But I have another question now.
    Have you ever observed solar & lunar Analemmas? Take the solar analemma for example. It has that typical 8 shape with one ring slightly smaller than the other and it is such that:
    - if you look at it from Scotland, it's completely vertical over the horizon
    - if from Scotland you move to the North Pole the analemma loses the 8-shape (it loses one ring) and appears as an egg-shaped ring of light.
    - if you move South from Scotland as you approach the equator the analemma will start to gradually rotate until it reaches a position completely parallel with the horizon.
    - if you change hemisphere, always near the equator the horizontal 8 shape will be flipped (the shorter ring which was on the right will be on the left)
    - if you move towards the South Pole the analemma will start rotating again to be perpendicular to the horizon.
    - at the South Pole it has yet another different shape, sort of circular shape.

    Keeping in mind the explanation that you guys gave about the Moon, can you explain how that's possible?
  • @royalblue Yeah.. i'd also like to know how globe science explains it. Especially if we are talking about supposedly two exactly equal hemispheres.

  • I just know at the right times you can get cool pictures.
    My guess is one pole is moving more than the other when the earth wobbles. Kinda like a top the bottom point travels in small circles while the top of the shaft makes bigger circles
  • @Magneticus_Attractus your photo reminds me of Fulcanelli's "house of the Salamander".

    I moved this post here from th Egyptian Hieroglyphs thread:



    Finally this makes sense too.
    The line is the ecliptic rendered on a plane using a cylindrical projection.
    The point in the middle where the sun (5UN) is and the earth is hanging right below it (or floating right above it in the cone, depending how you look at it) is the equinox, the only equinox point. The extremes where the movement halts & resumes the other way around are the solstices.
    It can be seen as pendulum or a bell, depending how you look at it.

    What about the RING TWICE?
  • @royalblue
    Cool stuff
    The drawing is carved on the side of the Kings Stone also, why do you think that is?
    Next to Sagittarius?


  • edited December 2019
    @dante the "Florida Table" is Aquarius and the the Moon Fountain is Taurus so the King's Stone is right behind Taurus.
    I doubt that it's related to Sagittarius.

    EDIT: I could say more but I don't wanna risk confusing people so I erased some of my original comment.

    @dante Do you know the size of that stone and the circle?
    Anyone knows? Had CONSTi measured it?

  • The two halves appear perfectly stitched in the shape of a sphere when they're projected in the sky, but it's not a ball.
    It's the bottom of the square.
    It's all retroreflective.
    A projection.
    That's why part of it disappears at times.
  • royalblue said:

    The two halves appear perfectly stitched in the shape of a sphere when they're projected in the sky, but it's not a ball.
    It's the bottom of the square.
    It's all retroreflective.
    A projection.
    That's why part of it disappears at times.

    Interesting idea.
    Did you know that moon’s wagon wheeling (field rotation) is not regular?
    There is a guy who is taking images of the moon over long periods of time and he noticed this.

  • You guys are thinking to big, is way more simple than that. Just remember the rocks are magnets. He gave them North and South poles, depending on the hemisphere your on will determine what Pole he has facing the ground.
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