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Hi ALL from Scotland.
On Sunday the moon looked full... Monday, a semi clear sky. THE most intense brightness on both nights and WONDERFUL huge rainbow rings around it,. also a beautifully shade of violet directly attached to one side. Tuesday & Wednesday there has been too much cloud cover to see it.
I have also witnessed the rainbow rings around the sun.....
LOVE, LIGHT & Glorious Rainbows To every beautiful soul 0:-D
Photos taken 13 Sept 12:05am from Brisbane Qld. Rainbow ring around the moon and also a blue tinge around it.
Suzexx
Looks to be full moon again tonight and will take a photo the same timeas last night, bit cloudy but nice and bright.
Interesting... I once saw the moon go backwards slightly, I was unable to confirm it (it was based on two observations, one at 7:00 pm and one at 8:00 pm) to my standards but I stood in the same place and looked at the moon relative to the tree, and it had gone eastward a degree or two.
I want to note that I felt just a little like, even though the moon was full, the left side was darker; now it feels like the right side is darker, in the same sense. It only feels like one or the other side is darker if I am not directly paying attention to it; if I look at it straight on and fully observe it I see a circle.
I am not sure, it also feels like it is fuller than last night; but given that people here have said it looks like 3/4-full instead of full, I wouldn't think they would overthink it to the degree I was. It is a barely noticeable difference.
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