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Mousetoescamper

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5. Thanks and you're welcome!

Reply to CaliforniaPeggy (Reply #3)

Mon Nov 20, 2023, 02:08 AM

Nov 2023

elleng and I coincidentally took shots of the moon seconds apart tonight. (see #1, #2)

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Apparent changes in the moon's inclination tonight [View all] Mousetoescamper Nov 2023 OP

;-) elleng Nov 2023 #1

Remarkable! Seconds apart. Thanks! Mousetoescamper Nov 2023 #2

What an interesting thought, my dear Mousetoescamper! CaliforniaPeggy Nov 2023 #3

Thanks and you're welcome! Mousetoescamper Nov 2023 #5

Ah HAH!!111!!! Marcus IM Nov 2023 #4

Do your research! Those other planets are disks. Or lights in the sky. 'Nuff said! Mousetoescamper Nov 2023 #6

Simple: It's doing a slow roll along the rim of the turtle shell. Hermit-The-Prog Nov 2023 #7

So that's what wakes me every night at 3 AM. And here I've been blaming the cat. Mousetoescamper Nov 2023 #8

Correct: The moon didn't rotate; you did William Seger Nov 2023 #9

Thanks for your intelligible explanation, William Seger! Mousetoescamper Nov 2023 #10

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