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Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon?
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Soup du Jour
User ID: 799421
 United States
11/22/2009 12:04 PM
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In the Great Lakes/Ohio Valley area, it's pretty darn low. |
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Krysalis
User ID: 570987
United States
11/22/2009 12:06 PM
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My daughter has been pointing this out to me for the past month. We live in the lower southeast corner of Michigan right by Lake Erie.
Last Edited by Krysalis on 11/22/2009 at 12:06 PM |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 752672
United States
11/22/2009 12:08 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
we are in SE Michigan too. I've noticed that my solar powered walk lights aren't getting enough juice. That usually doesn't happen until solstice. Kinda early this year |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 824575
United States
11/22/2009 12:10 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
and its getting colder in the northern hemisphere as the sun gets lower. weird some scientists should really look into this. We should call Dr. Saul Stice this Winter. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 95561
United States
11/22/2009 12:11 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
Hmmm, you people are truly delusional idiots. |
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Soup du Jour
User ID: 799421 (OP)
United States
11/22/2009 12:13 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
My daughter has been pointing this out to me for the past month. We live in the lower southeast corner of Michigan right by Lake Erie. Quoting: Krysalis
I noticed it last winter when I headed out one afternoon, to run some errands; a little after 1pm. I remember it so clear because as I was heading home--with the sun to my face--had I not known otherwise [knowing I hadn't left the house until after lunch] I would have sworn it was barely sunrise. Though over the Southern horizon.
It was quite unsettling. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 824580
 United Kingdom
11/22/2009 12:15 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
Well it would be darn low you dumb fuck it's winter you fucking arseole, get a job or better still get a life. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 823264
United States
11/22/2009 12:21 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
I've been thinking about this a little. You know that if the amplitude of the processional wobble increased then it would explain BOTH of 'the sun's too far north' and 'the sun's too far south' threads.
Looking back through history there seems to be precedent that this has happened before... woolly mammoths in the arctic, ancient climates much different than they are now, etc. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 824509
 Poland
11/22/2009 12:26 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
*facepalm* |
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SunDawnn
User ID: 801886
United States
11/22/2009 12:30 PM
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Hmmm, you people are truly delusional idiots. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 95561
I have to believe people who start threads like these are:
* Part of a Psy-OP
* Bored
* Absolutely clueless
* Five years old
*(or like you said) Delusional idiots
Facilitating The Flow |
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Bluebird 
User ID: 730536
United States
11/22/2009 12:30 PM
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And here the hours of daylight are strangely shorter than they were lst summer. Now it is dark at like 5 o'clock when it used to stay daylight until about 9 pm.
I hear this trend will continue until around Dec 21 when it will start to reverse and the days get longer again.
It's also several degrees cooler than it was last July as well. Where will it all end?
One of the most important aspects of conspiracy theories is being able to discern when there isn't one. |
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Simon Moon
User ID: 824509
Poland
11/22/2009 12:45 PM
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Really makes you wonder..
Maybe these people are trying to poke fun at people who claim to observe abnormalities, eg earth wobble etc? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 548017
United States
11/22/2009 12:50 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
The annual Sun-is-too-low GLP threads have started.
Time to get out the Christmas decorations. |
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mercury2
User ID: 824601
United States
11/22/2009 12:50 PM
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Hmmm, you people are truly delusional idiots.
I have to believe people who start threads like these are:
* Part of a Psy-OP
* Bored
* Absolutely clueless
* Five years old
*(or like you said) Delusional idiots Quoting: SunDawnn
I think they're completely out of touch with nature, and have been their entire life, and don't even know it and think they are in touch with nature.
I think they never leave the house, or the car, and the few times they do, they never look up.
Ordinary observations about the sun, moon, sky, weather, and behavior of animals, come to them completely out of left field, like all of a sudden they're on this brand new planet of their own.
They're the same kinds of people who start threads about "Seagulls in Kansas! OMG what is this world coming to!" "Crows are flocking near my house - what should I do?" LOL |
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czygyny
Movin' on
User ID: 816754
United States
11/22/2009 12:51 PM
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:ohnoes787:
And, as predicted, the 'sun is too far south' threads ramp up to full speed as always happens this time of year.
I invite you to do a search on GLP for all posts that contain this subject. They will go back for years.
Just like the summertime 'the sun is too far north', the 'moon is in the wrong place', the 'that can't be Venus/Saturn in the sky', the 'what is that bright flashing colorful light on the horizon, it just can't be just a star' threads, ad nauseum.
Oh, BTW, Venus is due back in the evening sky soon, so be prepared for the 'that bright light can't be Venus' threads, since most of the people here don't get up early enough to see it in the early morning sky, where it was for months.
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Soup du Jour
User ID: 799421 (OP)
United States
11/22/2009 12:55 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
Really makes you wonder..
Maybe these people are trying to poke fun at people who claim to observe abnormalities, eg earth wobble etc? Quoting: Simon Moon
I can't say that I totally believe the whole earth wobble makes sense to me as the possible explanation. But I do know there is the Autumnal Equinox and the Winter Solstice back again. And then there is that which goes beyond the norm. I'm saying the witnessing of a midday sun that alarming too low on the horizon, it not right.
Other people are noticing. And still others find it necessary to drag them down. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 799421 (OP)
United States
11/22/2009 12:57 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
it hits a nerve either way. |
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Simon Moon
User ID: 824509
Poland
11/22/2009 12:58 PM
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czygyny
Movin' on
User ID: 823176
United States
11/22/2009 1:04 PM
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 That one is a classic. |
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moops
User ID: 788190
United States
11/22/2009 1:05 PM | |
Anonymous Coward
User ID: 673609
United States
11/22/2009 1:06 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
It's over the yardarm so fast here we don't know what to do with the all drunken sailors.
Seems like it happens every November. |
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czygyny
Movin' on
User ID: 418932
United States
11/22/2009 1:08 PM
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Other people are noticing. And still others find it necessary to drag them down. Quoting: Soup du Jour 799421
I am not trying to drag anybody down...but if you are going to make a statement that comes from faulty research, then I will speak up so others, who also do not take the time to research these things in depth, will not be swept away in error.
Last Edited by czygyny on 11/22/2009 at 1:08 PM |
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Simon Moon
User ID: 824509
Poland
11/22/2009 1:08 PM
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Really makes you wonder..
Maybe these people are trying to poke fun at people who claim to observe abnormalities, eg earth wobble etc?
I can't say that I totally believe the whole earth wobble makes sense to me as the possible explanation. But I do know there is the Autumnal Equinox and the Winter Solstice back again. And then there is that which goes beyond the norm. I'm saying the witnessing of a midday sun that alarming too low on the horizon, it not right.
Other people are noticing. And still others find it necessary to drag them down. Quoting: Soup du Jour 799421
It's good notice things about nature you weren't aware of before. But you should be amazed, not suspicious about who or what is behind it.
If you measured the position of the sun, you'd find out it's exactly where it's supposed to be.
There are other things we should be very wary about. Why so many wars? Why do 24,000 people starve every day while the fattest person alive weighs 1,200 pounds? Why do you have to work a crap job everyday? Why don't we really *meet* each other? Ask the right questions. This is where the media and so-called culture brought us. Zombies, Sheep.
Last Edited by Simon Moon on 11/22/2009 at 1:11 PM |
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Springsongs
User ID: 779065
United States
11/22/2009 1:11 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
Really makes you wonder..
Maybe these people are trying to poke fun at people who claim to observe abnormalities, eg earth wobble etc?
I can't say that I totally believe the whole earth wobble makes sense to me as the possible explanation. But I do know there is the Autumnal Equinox and the Winter Solstice back again. And then there is that which goes beyond the norm. I'm saying the witnessing of a midday sun that alarming too low on the horizon, it not right.
Other people are noticing. And still others find it necessary to drag them down. Quoting: Soup du Jour 799421
I think you are right on. Those who smash down threads like this immediately are likely trying to get others to not pay attention.
It is nearly 11:00 am and the shadows are quite long here. |
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Simon Moon
User ID: 824509
Poland
11/22/2009 1:14 PM
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This smells like TexasUncensored, who brings up these childish claims, in order to discredit people who talk about genuine observations. Or she probably has severe mental problems. Probably both. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 673609
United States
11/22/2009 1:15 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
Out of touch with nature is a large part of the problem. We live in fluorescence and concrete all day. Depression. Lack of awareness. Too much "awareness."
The other day I heard on the scanner that up at the college there were wild geese on the road! What to do? |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 823264
United States
11/22/2009 1:20 PM | |
Anonymous Coward
User ID: 823264
United States
11/22/2009 1:32 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 823264
Anyway, I think what we're talking about here is 'obliquity of ecliptic' which is very close to it's maximum. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 824151
United States
11/22/2009 1:33 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
*facepalm* Quoting: Anonymous Coward 824509
Ditto. The Sunday people are sooo boring.
I'm outta here for the rest of the day. |
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Anonymous Coward
User ID: 822522
United States
11/22/2009 1:39 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
A sign of the polar shift? |
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Arctec
User ID: 817109
 Canada
11/22/2009 1:39 PM | | Re: Anyone paying attn to how low the MidDay Sun is on the Horizon? | Quote |
and its getting colder in the northern hemisphere as the sun gets lower. weird some scientists should really look into this. We should call Dr. Saul Stice this Winter. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 824575
i live in Canada. It has been pretty warm here this year!!
New York University, have discovered evidence for very high energy gamma rays emitting from a narrow band at the equator of the Milky Way. These gamma ray levels mark the highest energies ever detected from the Galaxy....
That is where we are headin' |
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