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I guess we can make light of it (as you appear to be doing) or...... read a lot more into it.
I'd say if the Sun's been rising....after a typical season of darkness...on Jan.13th for centuries (if not millennium) then one year it arose on the 11th instead..... I think I'd be a little alarmed too.
Correct, but it has to be something noticable that hasnt been seen before.
The earth has tilted and changed its orbit but it’s been quite subtle.
Originally posted by GrinchNoMore
reply to post by weedwhacker
What is truly saddening is that people are noticing remarkable changes and you tell them they are all on drugs.
Sorry but this is not the forum for you i guess...someone who sees NO coverups or anything out of the ordinary EVER.
Money rules the world of evidence from the sources you quote, always has and its amazing you cannot see that.
Also i have watched weather and the suns movement in the sky for years, and it has been shifting noticeably for at least the last 10 years...and lately it has been much darker in early december, and now it is much lighter (by 15 minutes roughly) than it was this time last year.
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by Human_Alien
The sun can't be rising 'TWO DAYS early' if it's rising on schedule in every other country. This being the case, your interpretation of the article must be mistaken.
Ok then, why doesn't the sun rise there for 6 months a year...this logic is flawed, I think...we are talking about the extreme northern hemisphere, not Southern California.edit on 13-1-2011 by odd1out because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Gorman91
reply to post by Human_Alien
The sea currents slowed down a bit, and that can affect orbital stuff. Though more or less it's a minor interesting note. We don't know enough to assume anything.