Ever See the Moon during the Day? Impossible.

Here is my thread with a photo of both Venus and the Moon during the days:

Venus and the Moon daytime photo

The moon can and is seen during the middle of the day. I can testify to this, as have others who have chimed in on this thread as well have pointed out: one going so far as to post a photo of the moon taken during the day.

I am ashamed of myself for being so morbidly curious about the title. Turns out to be another train wreck.
To show pictures of the moon or admit that you have seen it only confirms the theory.

To see the moon in mid day, before or after noon, would mean that the moon has orbited to the sun side of the Earth. That I am not the only one who sees and understands this gives credence to psychological weapons.

Im as sure that ive seen the moon before noon as i am about my left hand having 4 fingers and a thumb.

Line two...

AGAIN...I posted a dang daytime photo of the Moon and Venus. How much more proof can i provide?

I just checked the photo again and I even put the time on it...1630 cst. That's pretty much after noon in my neck of the woods.

[edit on 19-2-2009 by griffinrl]

Originally posted by Plasma applicator

To show pictures of the moon or admit that you have seen it only confirms the theory.

To see the moon in mid day, before or after noon, would mean that the moon has orbited to the sun side of the Earth.

Yes the moon can be on the sun side of the earth, that is why we have eclipses.
You can see the moon because light reflects off of the earth illuminating the moon. I'm sure there are atmospheric reasons why you can see it sometimes and can't other times, but there is no big conspiracy to be found here.

eb

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I dont need to see any pics, i know ive seen it both before and after noon.

Does it take a month for the moon to orbit the earth?
Does it orbit on a wobble like our earth spins on an axis which 'wobbles'?

It's sorta got me thinking abit now...


Ignore all that i might need to sleep...

[edit on 19/2/2009 by phushion]

Originally posted by Plasma applicator
To see the moon in mid day, before or after noon, would mean that the moon has orbited to the sun side of the Earth. That I am not the only one who sees and understands this gives credence to psychological weapons.

Of COURSE the moon orbits to the sun side......DUH...thats when there is NO MOON at night kapeesh?

SOMEBODY please explain to my widdle pea brain WHY seeing the moon is somehow tied in with psychological weapons??? WHAT are you talking about here?

I'm thinking they don't emphasize astronomy enough in schools these days.

Sorry OP... but you're as wrong as wrong can be.

Originally posted by Plasma applicator
SOMEBODY please explain to my widdle pea brain WHY seeing the moon is somehow tied in with psychological weapons??? WHAT are you talking about here?

Apparently the Illuminati is bouncing their mind control rays off of the moon or something, at least that's what I think the OP was getting at.
Don't worry, a tin foil hat should protect you

eb

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Thanks Raz geez......................if your right and that IS what this thread is SUPPOSED to be about....then I truly hope the OP has a good mental health Dr they are working with bi-weekly.



[edit on 19-2-2009 by theRiverGoddess]

Originally posted by Razmear23
Apparently the Illuminati is bouncing their mind control rays off of the moon or something, at least that's what I think the OP was getting at.
Don't worry, a tin foil hat should protect you

Yes and like he said in his original post he was a submariner, which is a good indication that you are an expert in astronomy

Serious though OP, your argument has been disproven based on several facts that have been provided to you

Here's a cute little thingy:
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Originally posted by Razmear23

Originally posted by Plasma applicator
SOMEBODY please explain to my widdle pea brain WHY seeing the moon is somehow tied in with psychological weapons??? WHAT are you talking about here?

Apparently the Illuminati is bouncing their mind control rays off of the moon or something, at least that's what I think the OP was getting at.
Don't worry, a tin foil hat should protect you

eb

I was quoting the op. I have no problem with the moon

[edit on 19-2-2009 by Plasma applicator]

Originally posted by theRiverGoddess

Originally posted by Plasma applicator
To see the moon in mid day, before or after noon, would mean that the moon has orbited to the sun side of the Earth. That I am not the only one who sees and understands this gives credence to psychological weapons.

Of COURSE the moon orbits to the sun side......DUH...thats when there is NO MOON at night kapeesh?

SOMEBODY please explain to my widdle pea brain WHY seeing the moon is somehow tied in with psychological weapons??? WHAT are you talking about here?

againn. thats the op quote. did you read the op or just get lost?

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Is it just me or has anyone else noticed that since ATS did the big launch thing with the V for Vendetta themed sillyness the amount of ill informed and lazy people that have joined here has become massive.... lol

please people check through old threads and do a bit of research before coming on here expecting answers to very mundane questions...

Yes it does seem a liitle harsh to say but I have noticed how many pointless threads have appeared when people could of just used the search option.....

Since the beginning of our solar system, the Moon has orbited the Earth on a 28-day cycle. Takes 28 of our Earth "days" for the Moon to orbit the Earth just once, The Moon has an illuminated side and a dark side, and half the time the Moon is visible during daylight hours, meaning you should be able to see the moon in daylight for 14 days out of every 28-day Moon cycle.

Clouds, vegetation and structures may obscure your view of the Moon, but all you need to do is look up. Surprisingly few people do that, you know. They're so focused on the ground, they never look up, and they only fleetingly acknowledge the phases of the Moon.



— Doc Velocity

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Right now in the south it is up all morning long, usually until around 1-2 in the afternoon. What blows my mind is that while working 3rd shift over the years I noted it comes up at night and is (most nights) straight overhead by 300am, but it dissappears on the horizon to the west as the sun comes up, only to reappear in the east as the sun rises.

Of course the moon can be seen at all hours. Here in Iceland the moon can be seen just above the horizon almost every day in January. It is very special since the sun rises just above the opposite horizon and only stays above it for few hours. At full moon it is very beautiful.

Maybe the OP meant to say "Ever seen the sun during the night? Impossible!"