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Happy New Year to one and all. May you have a happy, healthy, and not
too poverty stricken one!
Caít()
The moon is always full during an eclipse - it's part of the mechanics of
the thing.
Jochen
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It is also aesthetically more pleasing.. not that this has anything to
do with anything :-)
Thanks for educating me.
Caít()
That's all very well but just after telling you that you were imagining
things about colds, I came down with a massive one. I blame you entirely for
this.
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> It is also aesthetically more pleasing.. not that this has anything to
> do with anything :-) Thanks for educating me.
The silver light of the full moon reflected from Lough Foyle is a wondrous
sight - quite unlike anything I've seen before.
Over the last few years, with the help of powerful computers, they have in
fact discovered a strange of new facts about the orbit of the moon which
were unknown when first I became interested in astronomy some 55 years ago.
For instance, because the orbiting moon has a stabilising effect on
regularity of the earth's orbit, it can be argued that without a large
moon present, life would not have developed on earth.
Quite fascinating really. James B. Kaler discribes it very well in his
book "Heaven's touch2