HOLLY ARMER
18 years ago
I believe it. |
Timeless Hopeful
18 years ago
The full moon is a mystery...But after reading this, I am more enlightened at what the full moon actually represents: |
Bret Higgins
18 years ago
The moon is always full, you just can't see all of it all of the time. |
Bret Higgins
18 years ago
Last time I checked shadows were dark. *grins* |
Michael D Nalley
18 years ago
Even the most skeptical of scientist who deny the moons influence of natural events do not deny tidal forces. The eclipse that will be visible in all of North America will be a prelude to a solar eclipse that will exert a high tidal force on the earth. It is a known fact the ocean is not the only part of the earth affected by this force. Some find comfort in the fact, that few seismologist believe that the force exerted on the vast magma in the earth is significant enough to increase seismic activity, but I found the section "predicting earthquakes"in the old farmers almanac to be interesting. The highest probability for a major earthquake this year, according to my research, would be around the eclipse on the 29th of March following the perigee moon on the equator |
Bret Higgins
18 years ago
Spring tides are higher than other times of the year because the moon is closer to the earth... or sump fin. |
Michael D Nalley
18 years ago
“Spring tides are higher than other times of the year because the moon is closer to the earth... or sump fin.†|
Psymon
18 years ago
I'd also add that I worked in the mental health field for eight years and there is no doubt that the moon has an effect. |
Not just a metaphorical genius
18 years ago
the moon pulls the tides of the ocean, and the ocean is water. since we are mostly made up of water it makes sense that the moon would influence our actions. for me personally it really makes a bif difference in the way i act. |
F@n©y Ket©hup
18 years ago
Everytime there's a full moon, a white circular spot appears on my baby brother's tongue. |