Full Moon August 2015
I took this photo of the full moon last week. Don’t know why. Then I read that today 37 moons will appear in the sky. Some space anomaly that will not be repeated until 2274.
It’s a hoax. Space anomaly. Suitably vague.
Why do people do this?
My moon looks like an apple. Maybe there’ll be 37 apples in the sky tonight. 🙂
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37 apples might be more like it. 🙂
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It’s overcast here. Even if the sky is be littered with assorted fruits tonight, I won’t see any of them. I might get hit by a shooting banana of course,though it would probably burn up in the atmosphere first. 🙂
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Reminds me of this one
I love the way people do that. There are five Saturdays Sundays and Mondays. This won’t be repeated until the next time there are five Saturdays Sundays and Mondays 😉
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Of course, the world is coming to an end September 13, when there will be another blood moon.
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Somebody’s will anyway.
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Ouch, yes, of course. That is the way of things.
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I didn’t see this photo when you first posted your comment. Don’t know why. Firefox is not behaving very well at the moment. Though it might be WordPress at fault. Don’t know yet. But something bothers me about this photo. The thingy on the ground to the right of the astronaut. Wouldn’t that be floating? Or something that wouldn’t happen on earth? Gravity and all that. And the horizon. It’s not possible, is it? But then, I’ve never been on the moon. 🙂
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I find that Firefox does play up a lot. That’s why I tend to use Google Chrome now.
As for the photo – they are on the moon, and the celestial body in the background – is the moon 🙂
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So a hoax, then. Did you see those 37 apples in the night sky on the fifth? They were mine you know. 🙂
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