Super moon!

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Yes of course I plan on watching the super moon

A storm is brewing now, must be brewing up a super storm for a super moon....

woke up at 5.51 to see it, niot shit happened. went back to bed.

cannawizard said:

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Your moon is missing it's crack!!!

There is a feature on the lunar map called Rupes recta ... the vertical crack! cn

giggles26 said:

Your moon is missing it's crack!!!

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...you're full of sht, as if

eye exaggerate said:

...you're full of sht, as if

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I'm only full of shit on days that end in Y....

Its not so super when fucking rain clouds cover the sky.

I had no idea there was a super moon today or even what one was... but when I was outside earlier, my friend and I were staring at the moon and talking about how ultra bright and more detailed it was... weird shit lol.

Super moon was cool.
I too noticed how weirdly bright it was a little bit before I heard about the moon being 'super'

was said to have been 14% larger 30% brighter..
Supermoons occur about once every 14 full moons in a full moon cycle.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supermoon

and on a happy note..

[h=2]Natural disasters[/h] Certain prognosticators have moved the goalposts to within ""1 or 2 weeks of a supermoon"" to suggest a causal relationship with specific natural disasters such as the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.[SUP][15][/SUP][SUP][16][/SUP] However in both cases the Moon was actually farther from the Earth than average.[SUP][5][/SUP] No evidence has been found of any correlation with major earthquakes.[SUP][17][/SUP][SUP][18][/SUP][SUP][19][/SUP]

BygonEra said:

I had no idea there was a super moon today or even what one was... but when I was outside earlier, my friend and I were staring at the moon and talking about how ultra bright and more detailed it was... weird shit lol.

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Similar here, never heard of it, truly an area I know next to nothing about. Hubby walks in from outside and said you should really see this moon it's spectacular. In my sweetest voice I replied, "I've seen a full moon, before, haven't you?" I really need to get these memos so I can stop making such a fool of myself!

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Certain prognosticators have moved the goalposts to within ""1 or 2 weeks of a supermoon"" to suggest a causal relationship with specific natural disasters such as the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami and the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.[SUP][15][/SUP][SUP][16][/SUP] However in both cases the Moon was actually farther from the Earth than average.[SUP][5][/SUP] No evidence has been found of any correlation with major earthquakes.[SUP][17][/SUP][SUP][18][/SUP][SUP][19][/SUP]

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But you know what does predict them? Dogs and cat, I remember the big quake storm of '61 and lost part of my own home in the Landers/Big Bear quake. I flexed to help medical teams during Sylmar etc....

Every single time the pets started to act hinky about a week before but 2-3 days before they become almost psychotic; hiding under the bed etc... trying desperately to get out of the house. The animal shelters would begin overflowing. So when I see that I start prepping for the inevitable.

My dogs would not stop barking last night... I think they were barking at the moon. Did anyone see it? We had a thunderstorm so it was too cloudy for me to really see it.

I totally forgot

curious2garden said:

I remember the big quake storm of '61 and lost part of my own home in the Landers/Big Bear quake. I flexed to help medical teams during Sylmar etc.... .

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why did I have the assumption you were younger then I am?

I was disappointed I guess my exceptions was this...





I saw this..





I decided to sue both Mother Nature and the entire Scientific community for false advertising

gioua said:

I was disappointed I guess my exceptions was this...

I saw this..

I decided to sue both Mother Nature and the entire Scientific community for false advertising

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You looked to late g, you needed to catch it right as it was rising on the horizon, that's when it was it's brightest and biggest. I saw it but forgot my camera lol.