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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Nov 2, 2:31*pm, palsing wrote:
On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431.... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...341812482_1052... To bundle spacial distance with an evolutionary timeline is as heartbreaking as a spinning moon ,as though common sense is turned inside out and the imagination which was once a tool of creativity is now a weapon all on its own.You don't mind that you can't match one 24 hour day with one rotation of the Earth or ask what I mean by a lunar orbital circuit of the Earth with a strange honesty nor make sense of the images of distant Uranus among many other things but you have begun to speak for the rest ,even those who thought it best to remain in the background. I cannot even imagine what it would take for a person to go outside tonight and look at an almost full moon,a lunar orbital feature,and conclude that it also spins once as it moves around the Earth - you and everyone else can and that means astronomy is no longer practiced in any shape or form. |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Friday, November 2, 2012 3:04:49 PM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote:
On Nov 2, 2:31*pm, palsing wrote: On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...341812482_1052.... To bundle spacial distance with an evolutionary timeline is as heartbreaking as a spinning moon ,as though common sense is turned inside out and the imagination which was once a tool of creativity is now a weapon all on its own.You don't mind that you can't match one 24 hour day with one rotation of the Earth or ask what I mean by a lunar orbital circuit of the Earth with a strange honesty nor make sense of the images of distant Uranus among many other things but you have begun to speak for the rest ,even those who thought it best to remain in the background. I cannot even imagine what it would take for a person to go outside tonight and look at an almost full moon,a lunar orbital feature,and conclude that it also spins once as it moves around the Earth - you and everyone else can and that means astronomy is no longer practiced in any shape or form. I knew it would drive you crazy... ;) http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...96454657_n.jpg |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Friday, November 2, 2012 2:59:48 PM UTC-7, Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway wrote:
"palsing" wrote in message ... On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...52909089_n.jpg ======================================= And if they are intelligent enough to build a telescope then there is not much point to SETI, they are intelligent enough not to send any signal that can’t be answered until 130 million years after it was sent. However, there are Neanderthals on Earth stupid enough to listen for signs of extra-terrestrial stupidity. There are even Neanderthals stupid enough to believe Einstein, you are one of them. -- This message is brought to you from the keyboard of Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...65901064_n.jpg |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
"palsing" wrote in message ...
On Friday, November 2, 2012 2:59:48 PM UTC-7, Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway wrote: "palsing" wrote in message ... On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...52909089_n.jpg ======================================= And if they are intelligent enough to build a telescope then there is not much point to SETI, they are intelligent enough not to send any signal that can’t be answered until 130 million years after it was sent. However, there are Neanderthals on Earth stupid enough to listen for signs of extra-terrestrial stupidity. There are even Neanderthals stupid enough to believe Einstein, you are one of them. -- This message is brought to you from the keyboard of Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...65901064_n.jpg What an excellent way to say “**** off” to a Neanderthal, he’ll believe it and not tap on the glass. http://cdn3.sbnation.com/imported_as...2/jon7_GIF.gif -- Hobbes. |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:46:48 PM UTC-7, Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway wrote:
"palsing" wrote in message ... On Friday, November 2, 2012 2:59:48 PM UTC-7, Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway wrote: "palsing" wrote in message ... On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...52909089_n.jpg ======================================= And if they are intelligent enough to build a telescope then there is not much point to SETI, they are intelligent enough not to send any signal that can’t be answered until 130 million years after it was sent. However, there are Neanderthals on Earth stupid enough to listen for signs of extra-terrestrial stupidity. There are even Neanderthals stupid enough to believe Einstein, you are one of them. -- This message is brought to you from the keyboard of Lord Androcles, Zeroth Earl of Medway http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...65901064_n.jpg * What an excellent way to say “**** off” to a Neanderthal, he’ll believe it and not tap on the glass. *http://cdn3.sbnation.com/imported_as...2/jon7_GIF.gif -- Hobbes. Fabulous! |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Nov 2, 3:04*pm, oriel36 wrote:
On Nov 2, 2:31*pm, palsing wrote: On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...341812482_1052... To bundle spacial *distance with an evolutionary timeline is as heartbreaking as a spinning moon ,as though common sense is turned inside out and the imagination which was once a tool of creativity is now a weapon all on its own.You don't mind that you can't match one 24 hour day with one rotation of the Earth or ask what I mean by a lunar orbital circuit of the Earth with a strange honesty nor make sense of the images of *distant Uranus among many other things but you have begun to speak for the rest ,even those who thought it best to remain in the background. I cannot even imagine what it would take for a person to go outside tonight and look at an almost full moon,a lunar orbital feature,and conclude that it also spins once as it moves around the Earth - you and everyone else can and that means astronomy is no longer practiced in any shape or form. Remove Earth from your version of our solar system, and now explain what that moon as an independent planetoid is doing. |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Nov 2, 5:53*pm, palsing wrote:
On Friday, November 2, 2012 3:04:49 PM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: On Nov 2, 2:31*pm, palsing wrote: On Friday, November 2, 2012 6:25:56 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...0994466250_431... The astronaut can choose to walk to a position where he doesn't have to look at the Earth insofar as the moon underneath him doesn't spin... ... doesn't spin too much, with respect to the earth.. He cannot avoid looking at the Sun as the lunar orbit of the Earth brings the Sun into position once a month whatever side he chooses to stand... Whatever do you mean by *the lunar orbit of the Earth*? If you could only think about it for a minute you would understand that the moon clearly rotates with respect to both the sun and the fixed stars, otherwise neither would rise and set from the moon's surface. Who,in God's name, wants to discuss things like these when there is so much to deal with and specifically the lunar inputs into the tides which certainly indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun and the moon and the Earth as the tides are most sensitive to planetary dynamics. Tell me, how does the moon's presence indicate an electromagnetic component between the Earth and the Sun? The damage is not done by your weakness,it is done by those who stand off and then try to correct things in a poor way and without any transparency and this will happen with this topic as well. Fortunately, there is no damage done by your own weaknesses, either, because it is apparent to almost everyone that you are mostly wrong just about every time you open your mouth. Here, think about this for a while... http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...341812482_1052.... To bundle spacial *distance with an evolutionary timeline is as heartbreaking as a spinning moon ,as though common sense is turned inside out and the imagination which was once a tool of creativity is now a weapon all on its own.You don't mind that you can't match one 24 hour day with one rotation of the Earth or ask what I mean by a lunar orbital circuit of the Earth with a strange honesty nor make sense of the images of *distant Uranus among many other things but you have begun to speak for the rest ,even those who thought it best to remain in the background. I cannot even imagine what it would take for a person to go outside tonight and look at an almost full moon,a lunar orbital feature,and conclude that it also spins once as it moves around the Earth - you and everyone else can and that means astronomy is no longer practiced in any shape or form. I knew it would drive you crazy... ;) http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...441564072_1096... How does anyone face a child and tell them to look out at the moon and watch it spin,at least anyone who values their intelligence, common sense and the natural tendency to protect children .The only person ever to imagine a spinning moon did so a few paragraphs after assigning a 23 hour rotation period for Venus ! - http://books.google.ie/books?id=gB2-...page&q&f=false What have you done to yourselves by believing that it is possible to see the evolutionary timeline of the Universe directly ?, I assure you that while I look at that unfortunate stance with a sense of pity,I also have to work to raise the standard of astronomy for children who will no longer suffer from this empirical assault on astronomy including 'big bang'.A person who imagines they can view the Universal past directly has no value on their own individual past or that of anyone else,the past is pieced together in all the clues left in the fossil record,rock strata,supernova remnants and all other evolutionary clues that create an ever changing picture. The love between the Universal and the individual is a two way street,as a Christian it is a central tenet or the background faith against which all creative and productive endeavors are accomplished so that while much of Christianity is centered on human existence,without a love of creation there is no chance that love of humanity is pursued.That is why attacks on me do not work,I am too engrossed on the goings on in the celestial arena to descend to a level where the Universe is mocked and in doing so you mock yourselves. People cannot live with errors for a long period of time,they simply cannot live with the idea of a spinning moon as it is not just an act of intellectual defiance but drains the mind of any satisfaction it has from affirming that the moon orbits the Earth without spinning 360 degrees thereby we always see the same side. |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Saturday, November 3, 2012 12:36:08 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote:
How does anyone face a child and tell them to look out at the moon and watch it spin... That would be silly, because the moon doesn't appear to rotate from the Earth's surface, but it definitely appears rotate from virtually everywhere else. It is only a matter of perspective, of which you have often reminded us that you don't understand. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...67384675_n.jpg |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Nov 3, 11:31*am, palsing wrote:
On Saturday, November 3, 2012 12:36:08 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote: How does anyone face a child and tell them to look out at the moon and watch it spin... That would be silly, because the moon doesn't appear to rotate from the Earth's surface, but it definitely appears rotate from virtually everywhere else. Sweet mother of mercy !. In your favor,you are no snake and apart from your temporary descent into supporting obscenity,I commend you for your honesty as I always thought you were protecting somebody else rather than speaking for yourself. It is only a matter of perspective, of which you have often reminded us that you don't understand. http://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphoto...1080610519_967... Who is 'us' ? ,have you a mouse in your pocket as you used to say. God only knows what happens when you are faced with the sequential images of Uranus which shows the polar coordinates of a planet turn 360 degrees to the central Sun and act like a beacon for a planet's orbital behavior.I know you think that is just a perspective seen from a moving Earth but God knows what will go through your head as the polar coordinates still continue to turn ! - http://www.daviddarling.info/images/...gs_changes.jpg If people wish to be treated like astronomers,paid or not,they will accept the necessary modification centering around axial precession and understand to the best of their abilities what has been done in respect to the explanation for the seasons,global climate and the variations in the natural noon cycle. |
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Moon’s largest dark spot may be an impact crater
On Saturday, November 3, 2012 11:57:31 AM UTC-7, oriel36 wrote:
Who is 'us' ? ,have you a mouse in your pocket as you used to say. Yep, I've said that before, fer sure. *Us* would be all who think the moon rotates, with respect to virtually everything other than the Earth, and that would encompass a huge majority of the general population and 100% of the scientific community. Do you really think that you are right about this when hundreds of thousands of science-types know better? Not very likely... you are in a microscopic minority here and will never convince anyone to see this your way. Your *intuitive intelligence* fails you again! Perspective, perspective, perspective... God only knows what happens when you are faced with the sequential images of Uranus which shows the polar coordinates of a planet turn 360 degrees to the central Sun and act like a beacon for a planet's orbital behavior.I know you think that is just a perspective seen from a moving Earth but God knows what will go through your head as the polar coordinates still continue to turn ! No, they don't actually turn, they only appear to turn wrt the Sun. Earth's pole continuously points in the general direction of Polaris, and the pole of Uranus continuously points at whatever its pole star may be, and the same is true of all the planets. The fact that with respect to the Sun they change throughout their respective orbits is a consequence of that orbital motion. This causes the seasons and is a well-known effect. If people wish to be treated like astronomers,paid or not,they will accept the necessary modification centering around axial precession... For some inexplicable reason, you seem to think that this changing axial *tilt* wrt the Sun is the definition of axial precession, but you are wrong, wrong, wrong. Don't take my word for it, just look it up yourself... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Axial_precession .... and understand that you can't hijack this definition any apply it to something completely different. and understand to the best of their abilities what has been done in respect to the explanation for the seasons,global climate and the variations in the natural noon cycle. We all know the reason for the seasons, it is basic and elementary, and the same holds true for the variations in the natural noon cycles, there is nothing *new* that needs to be discussed, all of this is Old Business... |
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