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Anonymous No.16706883 >>16706903 >>16707049 >>16708419 >>16708458 >>16709110 >>16709248 >>16710480 >>16710811 >>16711831 >>16713178 >>16713415 >>16714287 >>16714294 >>16716013 >>16718274 >>16720977 >>16720979 >>16721892 >>16722162 >>16722935 >>16725087 >>16725285 >>16728351 >>16729609 >>16731098 >>16732180 >>16733391 >>16733419 >>16741509 >>16745046 >>16746682
Reminder - Earth is the only planet that we know of that has a perfect solar eclipse, since our moon happens to be about the exact same size as our sun when viewed from the Earth.

Nowhere else in the universe does this happen.
ChatTDG !!Z0MA/4gprbd No.16706903 >>16741213
>>16706883 (OP)

>not a captured moon

Resonance I bet.
Anonymous No.16706909 >>16707008 >>16728137 >>16743270
>Nowhere else in the universe does this happen.
I find that very unlikelt.
Anonymous No.16707008 >>16708472 >>16718274
>>16706909
Ok let's say in the observable universe
Anonymous No.16707049
>>16706883 (OP)
Lol
Anonymous No.16708419
>>16706883 (OP)
No.
Anonymous No.16708458 >>16708469 >>16720351
>>16706883 (OP)
Bot post. Exact same text as when it was posted last month. Everything was explained in that thread but the bot has a quota so this thread will be posted monthly from now until it ceases to get replies (sorry to be one).
Anonymous No.16708469
>>16708458
You're probably right but I remember the resilience of Goodrafag from /vp/ so it could very well be crippling autism.
Anonymous No.16708472
>>16707008
That's no better.
Best you can say is "in our solar system."
Anonymous No.16709110
>>16706883 (OP)
>Reminder - Earth is the only planet that we know of that has a perfect solar eclipse
But it's not perfect. Every time there's an eclipse there's a whole zone miles across that's on shadow, it's not point sized.
Anonymous No.16709248
>>16706883 (OP)
But thats not perfect. Moon too small.
Anonymous No.16710480
>>16706883 (OP)
No.
Anonymous No.16710811
>>16706883 (OP)
Retarded.
Anonymous No.16711831 >>16728154
>>16706883 (OP)
This actually isn't true.

Saturns moon Pandora casts a perfect eclipse on Saturn. In fact the difference in angular diameter of pandora and the sun are even more similar than our moon when observed from Saturn.

Callisto, Io and Triton also gives decent eclipses. But not not as good as ours.
Anonymous No.16713178
>>16706883 (OP)
How the HELL do you come to THAT conclusion
Anonymous No.16713415
>>16706883 (OP)
Why do you mostly talk at me and not with me.

Are you unable to exchange information? Is it that you already know but there is a disconnect in ability to create the perception of information exchange? Or is it some other reason?
Anonymous No.16714287
>>16706883 (OP)
Ree tar ded
Anonymous No.16714294
>>16706883 (OP)
People say this to try and insinuate God but their same holy books then say that divining by celestial signs or taking undue interest in them is satanic witchcraft
Anonymous No.16716013
>>16706883 (OP)
>Nowhere else in the universe does this happen.
lol
Anonymous No.16716986
What is this fucking woo-woo shit?
>https://youtu.be/CcN4XcgzN5c
Anonymous No.16718248
Moonfags are deranged
Anonymous No.16718274
>>16706883 (OP)
>>16707008

We've never been anywhere else you fucking nitwit.
This is a sample size of one. This information is fucking useless you dumbass bug.
Anonymous No.16720351
>>16708458
yeah, ive seen this several times before too.
Anonymous No.16720977
>>16706883 (OP)
as soon as your previous thread with exactly this OP expires, you spam it again. die already.
Simon Salva No.16720979 >>16723992
>>16706883 (OP)

Based. Christ is King.
Anonymous No.16721892
>>16706883 (OP)
No.
Anonymous No.16722162
>>16706883 (OP)
Thanks Elon
Anonymous No.16722935 >>16723234 >>16723238
>>16706883 (OP)
Its not perfect though? Even your picture shows that the moon is slightly smaller than the sun. Also how would you even know? We can barely even identify planets around other stars, let alone their moons and their proportions.
Anonymous No.16723234
>>16722935
>Even your picture shows that the moon is slightly smaller than the sun.
okay but it looks cool, so that counts for something.
Anonymous No.16723238
>>16722935
It varies due to the fact that orbits are elliptical. There are both total and annular eclipses at approximately a 1:1 ratio (55% annular vs 45% total). It is pretty unexpected.
Anonymous No.16723992
>>16720979
>not Buddha
Fuck off
Anonymous No.16725087
>>16706883 (OP)
No you fucking retard LOL
Anonymous No.16725285 >>16725643
>>16706883 (OP)
This is awesome, why do people get so triggered by this lmao
Anonymous No.16725643
>>16725285
Wtf can I even make comparison too like u cannot study another solar systems cycle of eclipse
Anonymous No.16726650
>>>/x/
Anonymous No.16728016
The modern day state of science everybody
Anonymous No.16728137
>>16706909
Is it THAT unlikely? If we look at the current theories on how universe and life are formed, the odds of our particular set up falling in to place are like a trillion to one. At best it would be absurdly rare. Like two humans who are all but identical twins being born to different parents on the same day. Could it, or has it, happened? It's not impossible, just unlikely.
Anonymous No.16728154
>>16711831
No it doesn't because tye moon Pandora is shaped like a irregular football.
Anonymous No.16728351 >>16732014
>>16706883 (OP)
>Nowhere else in the universe does this happen.

how the fuck do you or any other nigger know this?
You guys are still discovering 'worlds' in our own solar system.
Anonymous No.16729609
>>16706883 (OP)
You're Hilarious.
Anonymous No.16731098
>>16706883 (OP)
No retard
Anonymous No.16732014
>>16728351
Moontards are no better/smarter than Wiccans.
Anonymous No.16732180
>>16706883 (OP)
Ah, yeah. This is indeed the only time. Compared to 0 other times we know off.
The conclusion is that you are retarded.
Anonymous No.16733391
>>16706883 (OP)
HAAHAHAHAHA no idiot
Anonymous No.16733419
>>16706883 (OP)
This proves that solar eclipses are necessary for abiogenesis.
Anonymous No.16733572 >>16733573
Anonymous No.16733573 >>16733575
>>16733572
Anonymous No.16733575 >>16733576
>>16733573
Anonymous No.16733576 >>16733578
>>16733575
Anonymous No.16733578
>>16733576
Anonymous No.16733583 >>16733762
Maybe theres some sort of resonance thingy where moons tend to get in orbit at the proper distance to perfectly block an eclipse, some kind of combined gravitational effect of the earth and the sun combined with the tides
Anonymous No.16733608 >>16733735 >>16737207
The moon is an alien transport ship used to cross galaxies.
Anonymous No.16733735
>>16733608
See, this is actually unique since there’s intelligence behind it.
Anonymous No.16733762 >>16733765 >>16733908 >>16737202
>>16733583
The position and size and distance ratios of the Moon, Sun and Earth is more than orbital resonance stability. The Moon is almost precisely 108 times its diameter distant from the Earth in a surface to surface analysis of the average distance. It does change as a gradient but these changes are also important and precise in relation to the Moons changing apparent diameter in the sky when viewed from Earth. Next the Sun is also almost precisely 108 times its diameter distant from the Earth (or so we're told by instruments), this is also a gradient however because it depends on where you measure the absolute diameter of the Sun and its photosphere, but the 108 falls within the gradient. As a result you end up with almost perfect sequenced, timed, and programmed cyclical eclipses in a roughly 18.6 year cycle when viewed from Earth which repeats itself cyclically and in which the eclipses formed are almost precisely similar or exact despite the passage of time. The eclipses also match up with the Moon cycles gradient of changing apparent diameter allowing for different types of eclipses, which also recur cyclically on Earth.

To plan all of the variables to get to this result you would need astronomical odds that are so in favor of this arrangement NOT happening that it borders impossible and is astronomically lower than the margin of possibility in statistical probability matrices of 1 in 20 like orbital resonance given enough time. This means either

1) The amount of time for this to occur completely naturally is so enormously massive that 4.6 billion years looks like a fraction of a second in the scale necessary for this to happen statistically.

or

2) This system was artificially (ie NOT naturally) constructed or aided by an influencing entity/party capable of manipulating the variables.
Anonymous No.16733765
>>16733762
You should also note a similar discrepancy is observed in the theoretical formation of supergalatic universe wide filamentary structures and the necessary statistical probabilities for the development of life and DNA and protein sequences and formations and subsequent formation of even the absolute most basic lifeforms (~150 chains to form the minimum number of proteins for the most extremely basic lifeform) from purely a natural occurrence which is actually even lower statistically than the age of the universe by 10^40 or there about. This implies, life, the universe, and the Earth system are not random natural occurrences, rather they are artificial or super synetic occurrences (AKA "special" Earth) or the universe is so insanely old the "scientists" of today would shoot themselves or retire immediately upon this revelation as their inquiries would appear meaningless in an apparently infinitely old universe or so old as to basically approach that in relation to a human lifespan.
Anonymous No.16733908
>>16733762
i dont have a mechanism for this "resonance" i was talking about. I know theres a known mechanism to synchronize the orbital period of the moon and its own rotation such that we only get to see the same face of the the moon. How is that called, tidal locking?
I'm just wondering if theres a similar effect that tends to put the moon at the distance of 108 earth diameters, how it would work regardless of a timescale i dont know
Anonymous No.16734956 >>16736185 >>16741217
Bahahaha
Anonymous No.16736185
>>16734956
What’s so funny anon?
Anonymous No.16737194 >>16737197 >>16738240 >>16741217
S T O P β€” B E I N G β€” S T U P I D
Anonymous No.16737197 >>16739027
>>16737194
bruh, this is 4ch. it comes with the territory.
Anonymous No.16737202
>>16733762
>earth is 108 diameters from the sun
>moon is 108 diameters from the earth
huh. that just must a stable distance for a rocky body to orbit without crashing inwards or escaping.
Anonymous No.16737207
>>16733608
>The moon is an ali
The mO0 is partial to the Earth. The other half has satellite or
Anonymous No.16738240
>>16737194
No.
Anonymous No.16739027
>>16737197
I refuse to accept it.
Anonymous No.16739450
Eclipses are obviously natural events, and I don't know if there's any significance to the Moon and the Sun being perfectly sized to cause total eclipses, but I've always thought they look just like a gigantic eye looking down from space, with a big black pupil surrounded by an iris

Maybe that's why people like them so much, they remind us of our own eyes
Anonymous No.16740876 >>16741093 >>16741217
I’m so tired of stupid people
Anonymous No.16741093 >>16741217
>>16740876
Honestly same
Anonymous No.16741213
>>16706903
resonance of fucking what. light?
Anonymous No.16741217
>>16740876
>>16741093
>>16737194
>>16734956
>offers no explanation
Anonymous No.16741509 >>16741907
>>16706883 (OP)
eh, since the moon is moving away from us that shit will cease to be in due time
Anonymous No.16741907
>>16741509
Hundreds of millions of years is "in due time"?
Anonymous No.16743270 >>16745062
>>16706909
Leads to a reasonable question, what are the chances? What are the chances of this and life at the same time? What a strange place we live on.
Anonymous No.16745046
>>16706883 (OP)
um no
Anonymous No.16745062
>>16743270
>what are the chances?
they are not that small, like 0.16%
considering the size of the universe it's pretty common
>What are the chances of this and life at the same time?
no clue about that, but the fact that life happened here, where this happens and also we only have 1 moon is odd
perhaps this combination affects the type of life
Anonymous No.16746682
>>16706883 (OP)
Lol dumbass