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Originally posted by gringoboy
This is documented in a news article ,however it should be noted at first they state "scientists are baffled by early sunrise",then they come up with a lame excuse "the horizon is shrinking because of melting ice caps",...What?Then they state "is due to light refraction"http://www.livescience.com/environment/early-sunrise-arctic-greenland-110117.html
Please note of extreme importance is NGCHUNTER has claimed this happens all the time,sorry it is clear from this article that records going back 400 years do not show any evidence of this
In the next place, Gerrit de Veer states explicitly that he and two of his companions "saw the edge of the sun" on the 24th of January, and that on the 27th of that month they "all went forth and saw the sunne in his full round-nesse a little above the horizon"; and again, that on 31st they "went out and saw the sunne shine cleare"; and lastly, on the 8th of February, they "saw the sun rise south-east, and went down south south-west." On the intervening days, the weather being cloudy or otherwise unfavorable, they had no opportunity of observing the sun.
Who do you believe,think about it !
Originally posted by gringoboy
reply to post by ngchunter
The evidence quoted that you have provided is late january and has no relevance to the january 13th expected sunrise but came up on 11th.
I am no lying,you are.
The 24th,28th of january is way past the dates in this thread
continue to comment
Originally posted by gringoboy
reply to post by gringoboy
Look if there is no positive input concerning the eclipses affect on the global occurrences from yourself then discontinue commenting as I am not interested in explanation...
...I hope you reply again to talk about light refraction ,most interesting but telescopically one eyed.
I think the moon has made you wolfy as you keep on continueing my thread with little input but refraction,pretty boring
Originally posted by gringoboy
Facts are facts
Originally posted by NGCHunter
At de Veer's location, 75 degrees 45 minutes north latitude, the sun's upper edge wasn't even supposed to be seen until February 9th. Spotting it on January 24th was MORE of an anomaly than spotting it on the 11th when it was supposed to come up on the 13th at a particular location. It is incredibly relevant, your denials carry no weight.