What about the Moon?

A scary scenario indeed.
Lets hope we do not live long enough to witness it.

A scary scenario indeed.
Lets hope we do not live long enough to witness it.

Indeed.  Which is why we should all vote Trump.

Not only will he get tough on moonshramp (he's building a wall round the moon) he also bring about the End Times.

I guess I should have specified at the beginning, that I was interested in real explanations, not ideas about glowing shit filled moon shrimp!!

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

You can not expect a serious answer to something contradictory fet.
It is obvious that the moon is Illuminated by the sun.
But Lunas are just so cute!

You can not expect a serious answer to something contradictory fet.
It is obvious that the moon is Illuminated by the sun.
But Lunas are just so cute!

Well I suppose that's where I struggle most with these people, but as the saying goes,
"You can't reason someone out of a position they didn't reason themselves into."

I just can't accept that though, I care too much........

What about it?

What about it?

Seriously?? Read the thread!

Quote from: jroa on June 16, 2016, 10:55:05 AM

What about it?

Seriously?? Read the thread!

I thought you were going to make a point.l  I guess I was wrong.   

Quote from: JoshPerplexed on June 16, 2016, 12:25:58 PM

Quote from: jroa on June 16, 2016, 10:55:05 AM

What about it?

Seriously?? Read the thread!

I thought you were going to make a point.l  I guess I was wrong.   

jroa,

You see, there is this thing called a "thread". It is the conversation leading up to where we are now. It contains things like information and context. Without those things, you can sound like an idiot when you post, like you have just done.

I would expect you, of all people, to understand the basics of a forum, jroa.

Thank you for telling me what a thread is, nut job.  Perhaps next, you will explain the sky or maybe the ocean? 

Thank you for telling me what a thread is, nut job.  Perhaps next, you will explain the sky or maybe the ocean?

I found his explanation quite helpful actually.

I guess I should have specified at the beginning, that I was interested in real explanations, not ideas about glowing shit filled moon shrimp!!

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

I haven't posted in this thread since yesterday, jerkface.

The lunas are real 

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

I like spacegirl. She seems like a nice person.

Quote from: JoshPerplexed on June 16, 2016, 10:20:55 AM

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

I like spacegirl. She seems like a nice person.

Thanks daftpunk, I think you're nice too.

If the moon and sun are only 5000km away and not 400,000km(moon distance) away wouldn't the reflected sun-light coming of the earth light up the whole moon?

No, the sun is more like a spotlight.

If the moon and sun are only 5000km away and not 400,000km(moon distance) away wouldn't the reflected sun-light coming of the earth light up the whole moon?

Actually, this does happen. Whenever you see the sun and moon in the sky at the same time, it's always a full moon, because it's reflecting the earth.

Thank you for telling me what a thread is, nut job.  Perhaps next, you will explain the sky or maybe the ocean?

Perhaps next, you will actually try to answer somebody's question, instead of just derailing and avoiding conversations?

Quote from: JoshPerplexed on June 16, 2016, 10:20:55 AM

I guess I should have specified at the beginning, that I was interested in real explanations, not ideas about glowing shit filled moon shrimp!!

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

I haven't posted in this thread since yesterday, jerkface.

The lunas are real 

Not in real life, sorry... If you want to make statements like that, you're going to have to support them with evidence. Fairy tales aren't evidence.

Quote from: DeltaΔ on June 16, 2016, 03:16:09 PM

If the moon and sun are only 5000km away and not 400,000km(moon distance) away wouldn't the reflected sun-light coming of the earth light up the whole moon?

Actually, this does happen. Whenever you see the sun and moon in the sky at the same time, it's always a full moon, because it's reflecting the earth.

No it's not!


I took this through the telescope 2 days ago, during the day, No Full Moon! Sorry about the black around it, that's a result of taking a pic through the eyepiece with my cellphone. But, as you can see, immediately around the Moon, is blue. (Hopefully anyways, but if not, there's plenty of photos showing this)

Quote from: DeltaΔ on June 16, 2016, 03:16:09 PM

If the moon and sun are only 5000km away and not 400,000km(moon distance) away wouldn't the reflected sun-light coming of the earth light up the whole moon?

Actually, this does happen. Whenever you see the sun and moon in the sky at the same time, it's always a full moon, because it's reflecting the earth.

That is simply wrong. Have you ever looked at the sky?

Quote from: jroa on June 16, 2016, 12:40:57 PM

Thank you for telling me what a thread is, nut job.  Perhaps next, you will explain the sky or maybe the ocean?

Perhaps next, you will actually try to answer somebody's question, instead of just derailing and avoiding conversations?

Haha, I take it you're new here.

Quote from: Space Cowgirl on June 16, 2016, 02:45:05 PM

Quote from: JoshPerplexed on June 16, 2016, 10:20:55 AM

I guess I should have specified at the beginning, that I was interested in real explanations, not ideas about glowing shit filled moon shrimp!!

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

I haven't posted in this thread since yesterday, jerkface.

The lunas are real 

Not in real life, sorry... If you want to make statements like that, you're going to have to support them with evidence. Fairy tales aren't evidence.

Typical angry globularist. Comes to the FES and starts bossing people around.

Quote from: JoshPerplexed on June 16, 2016, 06:20:32 PM

Quote from: Space Cowgirl on June 16, 2016, 02:45:05 PM

Quote from: JoshPerplexed on June 16, 2016, 10:20:55 AM

I guess I should have specified at the beginning, that I was interested in real explanations, not ideas about glowing shit filled moon shrimp!!

Please go away spacegirl, you're wrecking my thread...

I haven't posted in this thread since yesterday, jerkface.

The lunas are real 

Not in real life, sorry... If you want to make statements like that, you're going to have to support them with evidence. Fairy tales aren't evidence.

Typical angry globularist. Comes to the FES and starts bossing people around.

Ha I'm not angry, although it is irritating that you think anyone should take you seriously. No evidence, no debate, and this is the debate forum....

Ha I'm not angry,

Don't worry, the "angry globularist" shit is just one of their "hilarious" memes.

The lovely SpaceCowgirl aside, the rest of the flatties usually seem furious about something..