Super Moon - Page 4

Sarian · #31 19-03-2011, 10:02 PM

I love your pictures, Uhmar. I got a new camera this year, a canon Rebel. I need to take the time to figure it out. I can't get the zoom to work properly, but I've not taken the time to read the manuel with school and other things going on. I should take a look now, so maybe I can get pictures of the moon. I would love to go sit by my lake and have a fire and watch the moon come up.

Spiritlite · #32 20-03-2011, 12:46 AM

I'm so angry it's very overcast here yet again I won't see the moon at a special time, I couldn't see the lunar eclipse we just had neither because it was overcast I"M SO UPSET>
Spiritlite.

ROM · #33 20-03-2011, 12:52 AM

Hah, well the supermoon didn't cause anything out of the ordinary. So life goes on.

Spiritlite · #34 20-03-2011, 01:34 AM

Not yet Rom remember the effect of the full moon afterwards is still strong three days after.
I'm feeling a tug on my head at certain points throughout the day like my head is the earth and the tug is the moon. Weird.
Spiritlite.

#35 20-03-2011, 09:40 AM

I just got back from a two hour jaunt up a mountain side to get a perfect view of the moon tonight. It was amazing! A truly powerful night.

#36 20-03-2011, 10:06 AM

For thousands of years the full moon has been associated with lunacy and violence.
Has it occured that something DID happen today? The Libyan military was targeted by missiles, thereby protecting the protesting citizens. It may seem a rather ordinary event, but it could turn into a mega-tsunami.

#37 20-03-2011, 11:39 AM

It seemed definately bigger the closer to the horizon it was, I went out with two of my children and being joined by the neighbours, witnessed a magnificent large Orange Moon(presumably reflecting sunlight) as it rose into the sky it seemed to shrink to it's regular size ( my eyes are not what they used to be)

It was certainly a beautiful sight to behold so I hope as many of ypu as possible managed to get a glimpse and I am sorry for those who were hindered by cloud cover.

Hello Summerland,

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For thousands of years the full moon has been associated with lunacy and violence.

Our commencing an assault on Libya yesterday certainly bears out that the precipitation of violence can be associated with this particular Full Moon.

#38 20-03-2011, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Neville

It seemed definately bigger the closer to the horizon it was, I went out with two of my children and being joined by the neighbours, witnessed a magnificent large Orange Moon(presumably reflecting sunlight) as it rose into the sky it seemed to shrink to it's regular size ( my eyes are not what they used to be)

It was certainly a beautiful sight to behold so I hope as many of ypu as possible managed to get a glimpse and I am sorry for those who were hindered by cloud cover.

Hello Summerland,

Our commencing an assault on Libya yesterday certainly bears out that the precipitation of violence can be associated with this particular Full Moon.

Neville, I did not get to see the moon as it appeared larger than normal. Very cloudy,cold and windy. But around 5:00 am I was able to see it. I always feel cheated if I can't see the moon on any given night; it seems to comfort me.
Patients were quite violent in evening and slept poorly.

#39 20-03-2011, 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by Spiritlite

Not yet Rom remember the effect of the full moon afterwards is still strong three days after.
I'm feeling a tug on my head at certain points throughout the day like my head is the earth and the tug is the moon. Weird.
Spiritlite.

I have felt that lately too, it's a bit like vertigo. A slight pulling of my head in one direction. Yes, weird!
Unfortunately for me it was cloudy and rainy here too, so no moon sightings. :( I am hoping some will post more pics!!

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Mathew James · #40 20-03-2011, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by ***ROM***

Hah, well the supermoon didn't cause anything out of the ordinary. So life goes on.

not sure what you mean by this, there is a fully blown out lunatic king in lybia (portrayed by the full moon at perigee) and jupiter just started falling fast after its perihelion on the 17th (shows a king falling from power) mercury passes jupiter at the vernal equinoix this evening (shows the uprising of a new power that is small in statue but fast to truth) mercury sat equal to jupiter for two evenings (shows the new power will be an egaliterian society).

The heavens do not CAUSE anything...they tell our history

saturn is 8 degrees north of the moon tonight, mercury is at its greatest eastern elongation on the 22nd.