The Attention Deficit Disorder Thread

Is that like crowd control?

 

My main job is directing traffic, but there's more to the job than just traffic.

 

Cool.

 

Bedtime for me.
Catch ya later.

 

Later Fuzz.

 

Dead men Walking.

:scared:

 

Full Moon


Answer

 

It's over there behind that rock.

 

If you're referring to the mountain on the left, that's not where the moon is.

 

No, over there on the right.

 

There is no rock on the right.

 

Yes there is.


I knew that. Was thinking it looked more like Neptune, due to the filtering.

 

:35:

Neptune? Neptune would never appear that big to the naked eye.

 

And the moon would never appear that opaque, unless you have cataracts.

Again, filtering.

I have to go mod SVF, should take an hour or so. bbl....

 

From NASA: Where's the full Moon? Somewhere in this image, the Earth's Moon is hiding. The entire Moon is visible, in its completely full phase, in plain sight. Even the photographer's keen eye couldn't find it even though he knew exactly where to look -- only the long exposure of his camera picked it up -- barely. Although by now you might be congratulating yourself on finding it, why was it so difficult to see? For one reason, this photograph was taken during the total lunar eclipse last month, when the Earth's shadow made the Moon much dimmer than a normal full Moon. For another, the image, taken in Colorado, USA, was captured just 12 minutes before sunrise. With the Moon on the exact opposite side of the sky from the Sun, this meant that the Sun was just below the horizon, but still slightly illuminating the sky. Last, as the Moon was only about two degrees above the horizon, the large volume of air between the camera and the horizon scattered a lot of light away from the background Moon. Twelve minutes after this image was acquired the Sun peeked over the horizon and the Moon set.

Have fun with that.

 

Filthy!!