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Originally posted by OptimistPrime
People keep posting links to the NASA site for proof that this is the moon. eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov... can someone please screenshot and add a little arrow pointing to where exactly it shows Nov. 6th as a partial lunar eclipse? Im leaning more towards the lens as a more acceptable answer than that.
Originally posted by OptimistPrime
People keep posting links to the NASA site for proof that this is the moon. eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov... can someone please screenshot and add a little arrow pointing to where exactly it shows Nov. 6th as a partial lunar eclipse? Im leaning more towards the lens as a more acceptable answer than that.
Originally posted by OptimistPrime
People keep posting links to the NASA site for proof that this is the moon. eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov... can someone please screenshot and add a little arrow pointing to where exactly it shows Nov. 6th as a partial lunar eclipse? Im leaning more towards the lens as a more acceptable answer than that.
Originally posted by coop039
Wow. What is happening here at ATS?
Looks like most people didnt even read the thread.
ET's blocking the solar flares? Lol!
Ive noticed reasonable explanations are becoming more and more ignored, or shunned here lately.
Originally posted by OptimistPrime
People keep posting links to the NASA site for proof that this is the moon. eclipse.gsfc.nasa.gov... can someone please screenshot and add a little arrow pointing to where exactly it shows Nov. 6th as a partial lunar eclipse? Im leaning more towards the lens as a more acceptable answer than that.
On September 1–2, 1859, the largest recorded geomagnetic storm occurred. Aurorae were seen around the world, most notably over the Caribbean; also noteworthy were those over the Rocky Mountains that were so bright that their glow awoke gold miners, who began preparing breakfast because they thought it was morning.[3]
Telegraph systems all over Europe and North America failed.[4] Telegraph pylons threw sparks and telegraph paper spontaneously caught fire. Some telegraph systems appeared to continue to send and receive messages despite having been disconnected from their power supplies.
Originally posted by DClairvoyant
When one of the scientist's who represent's the National Space Centre for Astrophysics, was questioned "Does the planet Earth have substantial secruity and protecting against an incoming large solar flare" and the answer was neither yes nor no as the scientist, stuttered rapidly trying hard to try best not to "fear" the public and government.
As here was an example back in the year of 1859...
Originally posted by Soylent Green Is People
The lack of public concern is not as much a lack of information on the subject, but rather is most likely a case of "out of sight, out of mind".
Originally posted by Spiro
My dear friend,
Originally posted by darkest4
Am I the only one so sick of people with no expertise looking at earthquake graphs/sun pictures etc then coming here claiming they found some crazy event/conspiracy/doom indicator/whatever. And every single time it just ends up that the person doesn't know wtf they are talking about.
It could very well be possable that you [and I see a few others by star'ing you] are the only one sick of people's inabiltity to present, ask and learn. Is this not what ATS is all about, it does have a science/conspiracy forum about here somewhere
Please, if you're not a scientist with the authority to say something crazy is going on, stop spreading your ignorance every time you click your earthquake/sun/whatever bookmark and see something you don't know about. At least go to a forum for amateur astrologists/geologists w/e, they aren't hard to find use google, and ask them what it is before you come here with ridiculous thread titles and claims. Is it so much to ask you do like 5minutes of homework before spreading ignorance to other gullible and desperate folks?
People see things of " Interest " and share it with the community, they ask, present subjects, ask questions and seek advice of other's. By encouraging members to go to a forum to seek answers and not here is somewhat ignorant of the Terms and Policy here on ATS. 5 mintues of homework on presenting something of inerest is not a bad thing and certainly not ignorant to ATS Policy
Spiroedit on 16-11-2010 by Spiro because: someone pinched my dictionaryedit on 16-11-2010 by Spiro because: (no reason given)