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Viewpoint for Blue Moon 31st Jan 2018 on the datkside


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Good views from the top of the big stairs by Wat Boonsampan at the top of Khao Noi.


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18 minutes ago, chicowoodduck said:

I am not sure what the big deal is with the Blue moon?  Sort of like going for an 18" pizza and you get a 19" pizza....no big deal.....??

Well it will be a super moon, a blood moon and a blue moon simultaneously. So that's pretty cool. I'll be looking for it.

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1 hour ago, canuckamuck said:

Well it will be a super moon, a blood moon and a blue moon simultaneously. So that's pretty cool. I'll be looking for it.

First time since 1868 according to BBC.

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4 hours ago, canuckamuck said:

Well it will be a super moon, a blood moon and a blue moon simultaneously. So that's pretty cool. I'll be looking for it.

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local Ajarn has a night full of blue lunar meditation planned...

 

uh oh - may have to fall back on YouTube, or Stellarium!!

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My question is. How do you get a full Moon regardless of colour at midnight directly overhead when the Sun is 180 degrees on the other side of the "Ball Earth?.:smile: Should the Earth not block out any light hitting the Moon? :smile:

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55 minutes ago, sevenhills said:

My question is. How do you get a full Moon regardless of colour at midnight directly overhead when the Sun is 180 degrees on the other side of the "Ball Earth?.:smile: Should the Earth not block out any light hitting the Moon? :smile:

The sun is pretty big. It is not often that the moon finds the little spot in the sky which is the Earth's shadow.

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10 minutes ago, canuckamuck said:

The sun is pretty big. It is not often that the moon finds the little spot in the sky which is the Earth's shadow.

Then why do we not see the Suns light shine around the Earth hitting the Moon?.:smile:

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51 minutes ago, sevenhills said:

Then why do we not see the Suns light shine around the Earth hitting the Moon?.:smile:

We do, that's where moonlight comes from. Assuming  your serious.

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2 hours ago, sevenhills said:

My question is. How do you get a full Moon regardless of colour at midnight directly overhead when the Sun is 180 degrees on the other side of the "Ball Earth?.:smile: Should the Earth not block out any light hitting the Moon? :smile:

No. Like farangs in Thailand, we just aint that significant.

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