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Originally posted by Skorpiogurl
Well... the Earth did shift subtly and actually when that happens, and it does happen, the effects are barely felt at all. Aside from the last shift which shortened our days by, think NASA said 1.26 microseconds (millionth of a second in case there are Brazillions of people who don't know what a microsecond is).
Originally posted by spyder550
Originally posted by Skorpiogurl
Well... the Earth did shift subtly and actually when that happens, and it does happen, the effects are barely felt at all. Aside from the last shift which shortened our days by, think NASA said 1.26 microseconds (millionth of a second in case there are Brazillions of people who don't know what a microsecond is).
Wasn't that my point the fact that this shift from the earthquake was reported as news -- I believe that it was a 4" movement which is what percentage of 1575073843.2"
This 4" movement was big big news -- it did not shift our relationship to the sun in any measurable way (well measurable with out being a major university with a grant to make that measurement - feel free to set that up)
A major shift that change the relationships to the Sun would keep CNN going at full tilt boogie - at least until the next shiny object came along.
These are just off the top of my head - but if the earth changed even subtly. The effects are not going to be such that you would have time to post on the internet saying that you might be noticing a difference. Hell there probably wouldn't even be an internet
Earth's axis is currently pointing at the North Star, Polaris, but it is always rotating around in a conical pattern. In about 10,000 years, it will point toward the star Vega, which will mean that winter in the Northern Hemisphere will begin in June instead of January. After 20,000 years, the axis will again point at Polaris.
I believe we now have what we can call a spontaneous shifting of the Earth’s Spin Axis during approximately January 2006. The last 7.1 year cycle of the wobble closed up during November and December 2005 and abruptly terminated some 10 months early. In other words, a normally 7.1 year cycle truncated into about 6.2 years, a RECORD BREAKING anomaly.
The Spin Axis also significantly shifted its average location. Since this shift was within the range of its seven year spirals, no usually sharp shift in tectonic activity occurred at the time.
~ Major Anomoly in Chandler's Wobble (2005/2006)
Originally posted by kdog1982
I have found an interactive map that shows you where the sun should be
at any given time and location.
You can look up your current location and time and see where the sun should be.
www.sunearthtools.com...
Use it to compare what you are seeing in the sky.
I'm taking some measurements.
Tools I'm using.
legal pad,compass,protractor.
The sun is currently shining on my back porch and a pole is casting a shadow.
I'm using the margin line on the paper as my line due north.
I'm drawing a line cast by the shadow.
Now if I could only find that protractor I haven't seen in years.edit on 28-7-2011 by kdog1982 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by kdog1982
I have found an interactive map that shows you where the sun should be
at any given time and location.
You can look up your current location and time and see where the sun should be.
www.sunearthtools.com...
Use it to compare what you are seeing in the sky.
I'm taking some measurements.
Tools I'm using.
legal pad,compass,protractor.
The sun is currently shining on my back porch and a pole is casting a shadow.
I'm using the margin line on the paper as my line due north.
I'm drawing a line cast by the shadow.
Now if I could only find that protractor I haven't seen in years.edit on 28-7-2011 by kdog1982 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Kandinsky
reply to post by GonzoSinister
A sun-dial? Time-lapse cameras? Proof?
Let's just think about it for a moment?
Scenario 1 ~ The Earth has drifted from its usual orbit and the Sun is no longer where it 'used to be.' Nobody has noticed and the amateur astronomers, scientists, space observatories, farmers, astrologers, sailors, pilots etc etc are keeping it quiet.
Scenario 2 ~ The Earth remains in the same orbit as ever and the Sun remains in the same orbit around the Galactic centre. There's been no change in the Sun's path through our skies and those who think there has are mistaken or have a weakness for rumours.
Originally posted by the2010apprentice
reply to post by incrediblelousminds
Maybe in future you could read the thread from start to finish then you will realise....
It is during the Summer that I am talking about!!!
D'UHHHH!!!
Open your eyes and you wont be so silly in the future