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Super Moons

I did see the full moon last night, but it didn't appear any brighter or bigger than usual. I wasn't aware it was a special moon, so I didn't pay much attention to it to be honest.

Edit: Never mind, full moon was on friday, right? Well then I didn't see it. Cloudy rainy night here.
 
Claudya said:
I did see the full moon last night, but it didn't appear any brighter or bigger than usual. I wasn't aware it was a special moon, so I didn't pay much attention to it to be honest.
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It wasn't so super hu? :lol
 
Enjoying, but slightly worried, also, because of a possible correlation with the Fukushima Japan incident.
 
I saw it the last two nights. It was great! Here it didn't look any bigger really, but it seemed a lot brighter for some reason. Lit everything up pretty good while it was out.
 
Oh, thought this was well-known. There is either a remarkable coincidence or a link of Biblical proportions between recent supermoons (there'll be two more, in August and September) and seismic/tsunami activity in or around Fukushima, Japan, the site of a devastating nuclear disaster (what is it with Japan and nuclear disaster?). In the March 2011 event (9.0 quake), a supermoon occurred about a week or so before the quake. Yet another earthquake (6.8) and tsunami (20cm/8-in) happened off the very coast of Fukushima the day before the first of recent supermoons (June 11, our time, i.e. last Friday).

A gravitational relationship between the Earth and its moon is well-known (i.e. lunar tides), but it is unknown if seismic activity can also be directly linked.
 
KevinK said:
Oh, thought this was well-known. There is either a remarkable coincidence or a link of Biblical proportions between recent supermoons (there'll be two more, in August and September) and seismic/tsunami activity in or around Fukushima, Japan, the site of a devastating nuclear disaster (what is it with Japan and nuclear disaster?). In the March 2011 event (9.0 quake), a supermoon occurred about a week or so before the quake. Yet another earthquake (6.8) and tsunami (20cm/8-in) happened off the very coast of Fukushima the day before the first of recent supermoons (June 11, our time, i.e. last Friday).

A gravitational relationship between the Earth and its moon is well-known (i.e. lunar tides), but it is unknown if seismic activity can also be directly linked.
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Hmmm...:chin
 
Interesting. It's true, the gravity of the moon affects the earth. I suppose that could affect the plates, just like it does the ocean, couldn't it.
 
Obadiah said:
Interesting. It's true, the gravity of the moon affects the earth. I suppose that could affect the plates, just like it does the ocean, couldn't it.
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That makes sense to me.
 
I didn't really see the full moon this time around, but I do have a funny story that kind of relates.

A while back I was watching the movie Joe Vs. the Volcano (with Tom Hanks) and it came to the scene where the moon rises up out of the ocean. The thing was HUGE. My friend asked me why it was so big. May answer? They are in the southern hemisphere, they are closer to the moon down there.

My friend was a little gullible.
 
Kathi said:
http://www.cnn.com/2014/07/13/us/july-summer-supermoon-irpt/index.html?hpt=hp_bn1

Has anyone been able to see and enjoy the supermoons?I have not.
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Hi Kathi,

I saw it the other night and took some photos, here's one.

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Tech stuff not my forte :shame most folks can that said my guess it is a problem from your side of the computer world... most things i might download to repost i have to run through microsoft paint...
 
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