Thread 518845103

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Anon found out that images on Google Map got brighter and brighter after 2019. Sample cities were Panama City and New York. I wanted to check that here in France. And in fact, after randomly choosing 4 cities, namely Paris, Marseille, Lyon and Brest, all images got much brighter and much more saturated than before.
Another anon pointed out that most cities switched to full LED urban lighting roughly at the same time.
Also, boomers remember the sun to be YELLOW, not WHITE like it is today.
Phillips (the lightbulb company) conducted a study revealing that some of the brightest cities can be up to 240x brighter than they should be during the night, completely obscuring the night sky.

If we combine this new noticing with existing "the sun is gonna go supernova in 5 years" skizothreads, I think we're onto something.

Anons, do you have any theory or explanations about this ?

>>518845103 (OP)
THE MICRONOVA IS COMING!

cameras have settings that can be altered, bust out your light meter. fuck slide threads

>>518845103 (OP)
Fuck your jidf shill. Camera quality and compression tech improved.

>>518845260
It's not a slide thead, poojeet, it's a NOTICING thread.
Go MAiD yourself, nigger.

>>518845103 (OP)
>>>/hr/

>>518845103 (OP)
I also noticed the natural gradient of the sky definitely changed from a deep blue with a bit of white to a majority of turquoise with a long white trail at the bottom. This means the atmosphere changed someone. Some anon talked about the ozone layer in the previous bread.

>>518845103 (OP)
It's the ozone healing.

>>518845103 (OP)
I have noticed on sunny days the sun can be very overwhelming like I have to put down the sun visor while driving or it is too much light to be able to drive. Or maybe my vision is becoming more sensitive and less robust to the sun itself

>>518845889
I've had this exact same issue for the past 4-5 years now. I've always been on the sensitive to light side, but these last few years became a nightmare to go out during the summer, especially during a so called "heat wave" (30°C+, it's not THAT hot), and where I live there is an old plaza from the 1700 made of white pavement. Before 2019, it would hurt a bit, but sunglasses took care of it. Nowadays ? It's straight up impossible to go drink a coffee there because it's like having LED headlights burning your eyes, and sunglasses won't block enough sun.

>>518845103 (OP)
snowniggers will finally feel the warmth of the sun for the first time

>>518845103 (OP)
I'm reposting the Phillips study.

Planet X, oh lawd he comin

>>518845103 (OP)
It's the fact that photos are being artificially manipulated in order to sell more phones/cameras. You only have to look at phone pictures to see how much post-processing is applied, just to please women.

>>518845679
What a load of bullshit. Anyone can make that shit in ps. Takes two mins. Hasn't changed a bit. Also do you realize we're 150 million km from the sun? Even if earth grew 10%, it wouldn't mean a thing. Also, maps, GPS etc. wouldn't work, since all distances would be skewed.

I like skizo threads, but some of them are just too retarded. This is one of them.

>>518848967
This is unironically the most plausible explanation.

>>518845103 (OP)
Put on some sunglasses.

it's called exposure
are zoomers all retarded like op?

>>518848985
>ps
You think Google is intentionally "photoshopping" all of Google maps?
That'd be a whole conspiracy of its own.
No matter how "crazy" you try to make this sound - people have been noticing the sky getting lighter and the sun getting whiter for several years now.

>>518849328
>get a load of this nigger
It could be as simple as the time of the day, or the time of the year, you dimwit. Do you think google takes pics of the same places EXACTLY at the very same hour, on the very same day when they update?

>>518849328
Also, show me one single piece of real evidence that it's true. Amateur astronomy fags would be all over it if it was the case. A lot of them are watching the sun all the time. Also it would be a lot hotter too.

It's literally schizo nonsense. Just like the Mandela effect, which a lot of people also "experience". Fucking mass psychosis.

>>518845103 (OP)
I clearly remember sun being warm yellow and that you could look directly in to it for up to 5 seconds without hurting your eyes. Nowadays you cant even look in to its general direction without going temporalily blind because its bright white now. Everyone knows this and anyone who disputes this is a jewish glowretard.

>>518845103 (OP)
>Anons, do you have any theory or explanations about this ?

No, but there's something else weird happening in my city. It seems like it isn't even fall/autumn yet. It's the middle of October and yet pretty much all of the trees are still covered in green leaves. Only a handful are even starting to turn slightly yellow.

Maybe I'm just being schizo but I swear in the past it used to be that by late September/early October the leaves would be changing and then by Halloween most of the leaves would have already fallen, with a few trees keeping some of their leaves into November.

This year just seems weird. Hasn't been extra warm or anything either, temperatures seem relatively normal. Just very odd, here we are barely 2 weeks from Halloween and it doesn't even feel like fall. It still feels like summer just not quite as hot

>>518849489
>Amateur astronomy fags would be all over it if it was the case
...They literally are...
>A lot of them are watching the sun all the time.
They are, dude. Damn near every major sun-watching channel has begun talking about all of the recent solar flairs and a potential micronova.
>Also it would be a lot hotter too.
It is. Every couple years we get a new "hottest summer on record".
It's not because of any "greenhouse gas" bullshit. It's because the sun is going crazy.

>>518845103 (OP)
>you vill not see ze night sky, only neon/led propaganda 24/7/365 and you vill be happy
night sky comes at $10000/person at digital id approved locations if you are a good goy

>>518849188
yup, one zoomer i know thought coolers generated air instead of pushing it, im not joking

the simple answer is better cameras being used, and differences in lighting and exposure settings, so take your meds schizo there isn't some grand conspiracy

>>518849713
Fine. Link me up then.

We're not talking 1-2 degrees, but literally dozens of degrees. The sky doesn't just turn 5x as bright without the temp doing the same. You are retarded.

>>518845103 (OP)
It's the chemtrails. cloud seeding, they are poisoning our atmosphere to make the days brighter and longer so they don't have to turn on lights and people will be willing to work longer. It's like when China wanted to build an artificial sun, the jews are doing that with our real sky instead.

>>518849965
This.
Plus automatic AI processing. Don't know if this applies to Google's streetview cameras but wouldn't suprise me if it did.
Any OP the sun is still yellow when it rises over the horizon. I saw it this morning. I have an awsome unobstructed view to the horizon on the rural property I live on and the sun was cresting the distant hills right as I left for work this morning at 6:15. It was a golden yellow colour.
No one thinks of the sun as white cause no one looks at the sun in the middle of the day.
Now to play devils advocate I will admit that the sky looks like more of a washed out blue than the deep blue that I can picture in my mind. But I'm not convinced that I'm either misremembering, or the specific local atmospheric conditions out my window right now are just different than they are on a day with a deeper blue sky. Going to keep this in mind though and will be looking out for a deeper blue in the days and weeks ahead.

>>518845103 (OP)
You are off the mark. The sun is being obscured by a fake sun which is small but very intense with the brightness which is picked up by cameras. This is why those photos were overall darker but then suddenly get very bright.

>>518848985
>>518849028
>>518849407
What a retard

I'm 47 and the sun really was yellow when I was a child. It was the color of buttercups. The light was less harsh as well

>>518845260
fpbp (first post best post)

>>518845103 (OP)
This board is fucking dead...

>>518845103 (OP)
you guys are retarded

>>518850975
Yes the sun is whiter now.

It's called getting older. Your retinas are slowly slowly dying.

>>518845103 (OP)
I once went to cuba and the sun was directly over my head at lunch hour. Perhaps this proves we live in a simulation and things are modded differently depending on where you are.

>>518845103 (OP)
Oh no maybe we should spray silver iodide into the air so we can't see the fucking stars anymore

Shut up dumbass they finally gave up on cloud seeding now you're begging them for it back

>>518850975
I remember that too. Maybe its because we weren't boomers back then?

>>518845103 (OP)
>use cheaper shitter camera
>THIS IS THE BIG ONE
kill yourself

>>518845260
>bust out your light meter
>implying any of these retards have ever even heard of a light meter let alone held or used one
The majority of these retarded claims wouldn't exist if the people repeating them took a photog 98 class in highschool.

36 and the sun is definitely much harder to look at than 25-ish years ago. That might just be aging though.

>>518853111
>That might just be aging though.
then it would be the OTHER fucking way
shit dims and gets yellower in age

>>518845103 (OP)
I remember the Sun being yellow and I remember it was possible to look directly at it. Today it is just white blinding light, and you can't even look at it for a second. For me? It's another Mandela Effect thing where I ask myself "what fucking world did I wake up in? This isn't where I'm from."

>>518848985
>Also do you realize we're 150 million km from the sun?
Space is fake and gay and they lie about everything, now go line up for another booster like the dumb goy niggercattle you are

>>518854961
And are you sure it's not just an after-effect of your age?

As for me, only time I ever really stared at the sun growing up was on the long morning bus ride to school. 'Course, it was morning, so the sun's effect wouldn't have been as strong as, say, high noon.

>>518845103 (OP)
Op just switched from Android to Apple, also our sun cannot Micronova

>>518820131
>>518845103 (OP)
>anons don't understand cloud cover and angle of sunlight

>>518855193
Did Dolly's braces get removed as an after-effect of ageing as well?

80iq boomer thread

>>518845103 (OP)
interesting and bumped

>>518855644
suck a muslims cock, dutch boy

>>518845103 (OP)
I live rural. Way away from light pollution.
It isn't that, and it's not actual brightness.
It's haze. The sky is brighter because there's light bouncing off more stuff up high.
In cities, you're trapped in the shit.

ITT /pol discovers weather

>>518845192
fpbp, cheers fren.

>>518845103 (OP)
Aluminium in the air.
Kikes are a truly evil race.

>>518845103 (OP)
>Anons, do you have any theory or explanations about this ?
No, but my wife and I have been noticing it for years now.
I remember driving on vacation in the 80's and the sun being really bright in July. Now it's like that in the middle of the winter. Summer is painful. My wife has to wear sunglasses or she gets a terrible headache.
Been like that for years now, but getting worse.

>>518845103 (OP)
Its called hdr you retard..

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>>518850126
>The sky doesn't just turn 5x as bright without the temp doing the same. You are retarded.
You believe in spaceballs.
YOU are retarded.

Shit gets weird in the End.