New Age United
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I'll take your word for it, do you have any peer reviewed data to support this?
Does anyone see truth?
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green_machine_two9er
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I wish I could explain. I'm having a hard time putting into words the simple facts of the solar system and geometry. We spin on an axis around the sun. The earth is spherical two things we all SHOULD know. It depends on your vantage point. Or longitude and latitude as to how long you day or night is. Also seasons are much less to do with distance the earth is from the sun as much as the axis, or angle your vantage point sees it from. There is no break inlogic or any explanation needed by physics.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atmospheric_refraction
You can chase the references from there if you like.
green_machine_two9er
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Well I mean unless the world Is flat and one side is on while the other is off. Than yes different day/night times would make no sense
New Age United
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No that will do just fine thanks very much. I guess it is laughingly simple. Isn't it funny that everything, even calculus, once you understand it is so simple. "Life is very simple, we just insist on making it complicated" Confucius
I find it all quite beautiful, myself. The mechanics of nature never ceases to amaze me.
New Age United
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Yes you make a good point and clarify things greatly, from the north pole you can always see the sun, it is only from the center of the sphere that it should only be visible from half the earth.
green_machine_two9er
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And you'll notice the sun rises and sets at differ net points I'm the sky way day. Very small changes over the course of a year but think about it once and than a few month later you'll notice a big Change. This is also changes the length of the day
georgio838
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and why does noise get louder at nite? sit outside with your stereo at a certain volume from 2pm till 9pm, do not change the volume but you will notice it will be perceptibly louder at 9pm? i think light changes the air & makes it more difficult for sound to travel through it?...or is it just me being wasted every time i do that?
georgio838
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i dont know if the street urchins of backstreet phnom penh & calcutta would agree with you on this issue?...
thepenofareadywriter
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maybe...because the sounds of the city have piped down about that time... @ 2 am your stereo will be even louder...
georgio838
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but sir, i have noted this phenomenon in remote areas with no background noise too? i think light stops sound waves to a certain degree?...
thepenofareadywriter
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maybe ? a good test would be...get a empty room with no carpet, or any furnishings, a room with a good echo turn on the lights...then turn off
Rrog
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Impossible.
georgio838
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it seems to only happen outdoors? ive never noticed it indoors, if you live in a very quiet or remote area, set up some speakers outdoors, put some music on about 2pm, put a chair a suitable distance outdoors away from speakers...notice after the sun has gone down the volume will appear louder..like someone has turned it up a notch or two...ive noticed this happen when im stoned and also sober
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georgio838
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ok then moses...pls give us your thesis on what im trying to explain?
New Age United
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Nor do neutrinos slow down the earth lol
greasemonkeymann
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same reason the sun appears to be different "colors" as the day goes on, the atmosphere, solid particulates in the air, the magnetosphere, stratosphere, ozone layer (to a degree)etc, etc, all that changes the way we "perceive" the light.
the way you describe it is impossible.
the only thing that has enough mass to bend light is a black hole, neutron stars are the densest/heaviest thing in the universe, minus a black hole, and even those can't bend light the way you are describing it.
Go check out some physics books.
Chandresakar limit, neutron stars, dark matter, supernova, black holes.. those will clear up your theory a bit.