Earth Changes

Inuit People Observe Changes in Weather, Sun, and Star Patterns

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Sat, 09 Jul 2011 16:31 UTC

If anyone can observe the changes to our world, it is the Aboriginal peoples of this planet.

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Hugh Mann · 2011-07-09T19:04:15Z

Well?

Anyone else noticing these things? Stars not in normal positions, The sun rising or setting where it hasn't before, the moon rising and falling strangely etc?

I_tell_truth · 2011-07-09T19:54:26Z

Ya

I posted a thread on a site I won't mention, and was labelled a nut, but I know where things should be and that they're not there now...

Hugh Mann · 2011-07-10T06:41:40Z

I remember the sun setting at 9PM during the summer. Now at 10:00 it's setting. I'm going to see if I can locate an almanac with the sunrise and setting times of 20 to 100 years ago to if if there are changes. I'll report back if I can find anything interesting.

Lindie · 2011-07-11T13:20:03Z

Re: Well?

Yes, definitely. Sun, moon and stars. Lots of changes. Most recently noted the moon phases seemed to be widely spaced in the sky on five consecutive evenings.

whyyes · 2011-07-11T18:47:45Z

Yes

I have definitely noticed a change. Before this year our back deck got very little sun. We would get about a 12 inch strip of sun across the deck around 10 am that lasted for about an hour getting narrower pretty quickly. This year we get sun to most of our deck starting around 11am and lasting about two hours. I thought it was pretty strange and now I see others are noticing similar sun changes.

T&J · 2011-07-11T20:01:21Z

The owner of a sundial

would be able to observe changes easily. It would be varying and inaccurate.
This changing of sun angles aspect should be studied seriously. IF there is a current global warming trend, all factors need addressing, with carbon emissions last on the list.

Jack Pine · 2011-07-11T21:20:41Z

Change in Sunrise/Sunset Positions

There was a discussion about this over at the Intel Hub 3-4 weeks ago..... The general consensus at that time was around a thirty degree change in the sun's position. Using a Starrett Woodworker's angle gauge, I compared the angle cast by my home's shadow to my perception of where it had usually been at that time of year and day. My observation? a 27 degree change. Hardly a scientific experiment, but just another anecdotal point to bolster our perceptions.

Those interested may also wish to check out DutchSense on YouTube. Besides covering weather radar, he did some neat stuff with magnetic anomolies earlier in the year.

By the way, this is an intriging site. I plan to visit again.

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