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Joined 16 Feb '08 Moves 116735 Tomorrow, 14th November 20:09 GMT
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/10/the-science-of-supermoons-the-lunar-lowdown-on-the-biggest-and-brightest-in-60-years
Let the howling begin.
Mar-a-Lago
Joined 02 Aug '11 Moves 8962 Originally posted by divegeester
Tomorrow, 14th November 20:09 GMT
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/10/the-science-of-supermoons-the-lunar-lowdown-on-the-biggest-and-brightest-in-60-years
Let the howling begin. Hillary supporters started early !
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Joined 26 Dec '14 Moves 35596 Originally posted by divegeester
Tomorrow, 14th November 20:09 GMT
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/10/the-science-of-supermoons-the-lunar-lowdown-on-the-biggest-and-brightest-in-60-years
Let the howling begin. If I had the opportunity, I would give you the 'biggest supermoon'.
Lol lol. 🙂
Isle of Misfit Toys
Joined 08 Aug '03 Moves 36625 Originally posted by divegeester
Tomorrow, 14th November 20:09 GMT
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/10/the-science-of-supermoons-the-lunar-lowdown-on-the-biggest-and-brightest-in-60-years
Let the howling begin. These big 'supermoons' are great for looking with the naked eye, but the full moon, even a regular full moon is way too bright even in my little telescope. I finally got a 'moon filter' though, so I'll be able to take a look.
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Joined 26 Aug '07 Moves 38239 Originally posted by Suzianne
These big 'supermoons' are great for looking with the naked eye, but the full moon, even a regular full moon is way too bright even in my little telescope. I finally got a 'moon filter' though, so I'll be able to take a look. wow you been spying the moon, that explains everything, awoooooooooooo!
Isle of Misfit Toys
Joined 08 Aug '03 Moves 36625 Originally posted by robbie carrobie
wow you been spying the moon, that explains everything, awoooooooooooo! And the little troll stumbles through his day, wishing fervently to someday become human.
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Joined 26 Aug '07 Moves 38239 Originally posted by Suzianne
And the little troll stumbles through his day, wishing fervently to someday become human. That's right, from divine to human, can you make it happen? awooooooo!
western colorado
Joined 05 Feb '11 Moves 9664 The “perigee full moon” – a phenomenon that occurs when a full moon coincides with the moon being the closest it gets to the Earth on its orbit - doesn't care about your petty squabbles. Though like all moons it does follow you around when you go driving.
The Plot
Joined 07 Aug '12 Moves 51687 Originally posted by divegeester
Tomorrow, 14th November 20:09 GMT
https://www.theguardian.com/science/2016/nov/10/the-science-of-supermoons-the-lunar-lowdown-on-the-biggest-and-brightest-in-60-years
Let the howling begin. Thanks for that. Tonight's looks lovely too though as usual the rain may spoil the light for us tomorrow as it often does on the summer solstice.
Scoffer Mocker
Joined 27 Sep '06 Moves 9958 Originally posted by robbie carrobie
That's right, from divine to human, can you make it happen? awooooooo! God did! 😉
Joined 16 Feb '08 Moves 116735 Originally posted by chaney3
If I had the opportunity, I would give you the 'biggest supermoon'.
Lol lol. 🙂 😵
Joined 16 Feb '08 Moves 116735 Originally posted by Suzianne
These big 'supermoons' are great for looking with the naked eye, but the full moon, even a regular full moon is way too bright even in my little telescope. I finally got a 'moon filter' though, so I'll be able to take a look. Nice; I use image stabilising binoculars.
Joined 10 Jan '08 Moves 16950 Someone needs to explain to the Burmese government that a larger looking than normal moon is not worth a public holiday.
Joined 16 Feb '08 Moves 116735 Originally posted by Trev33
Someone needs to explain to the Burmese government that a larger looking than normal moon is not worth a public holiday. Some say these earthquakes are triggered by the moon being closer and the increased gravitational pull.
Joined 10 Jan '08 Moves 16950 Originally posted by divegeester
Some say these earthquakes are triggered by the moon being closer and the increased gravitational pull. Some people are wrong.
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