GLP full moon project

thanks did you take that a while back

thank you

can anyone else take a picture of moon now. It's right outside my window. Now would be a good time.

Yes, 13 days ago, new moon night. It was right, where the Moon usually goes. Did you look at it from really close?

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This is livestreaming in Teran. The only problem is he is not moving the camera around properly or proving that this is not alteret in some way, it doesn't really look very natural to me compared to our data set. I'm less trusting of it cause we can't see any context. I'm putting the link here cause it's one of the only livestreams.

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I also found this link from 4 hours ago I think toronto. This was made around the same time the other 2 gave me the photo. So it could be considered part of the data set just not really solid data like we collected.

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There is suppose to be over 7 billion people worldwide. So I have no idea why it is a struggle to get any live stream or photo's or photography happening. This is not statistical and it makes me suspicious lol.

Out of the 7 billion people. I managed to get 2 photo's. And two of those people are from GLP out of the 2000 people that were on here. lol.

Thanks again for the photo's from those two people.

Not even Astro has a picture not even a normal picture from his backyard, nothing.

So Just took a pic in Southern Ireland. But can't sign up to Imgur so unsure how to send you the image.

how about you explain what you want to verify.

and wtf would you want shitty cell phone pics?

go to imgur and upload the pic, then use imgur tag to insert it here. you don't need to sign up to it. Interested in what you have.

because I know they are not tampered with and come from real people. That's all that matters right now.

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I wish this wasn’t blurry but I can see the beauty even though it is

Hoping you get more pics OP

Will take pics tonight…

It's overcast, but I can look about tomorrow at some areas near me on twitter/local papers where people often post pics of the moon.

OP,

WHAT ARE YOU STUDYING?

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20:14 Kansas looking East

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Ok… got them … 9 pics for you, Opie.

https://imgur.com/a/r4G3YZg

Shoreline Connecticut.

Op in all fairness I went to the effort to provide requested moon shots. Why?

Thank you Dynocrimax, 1r0n4n9el, and khoisansun.

Just an update to try explain a few things.

There is some really good pictures there so I documented it with the others. Now it is difficult to describe the exact purpose as asked. To put it into words. I'm basically doing research and it may not make a lot of sense from your perspective but it's very important to me for several reasons. So no the photo isn't in vain at all. Actually by taking the photo, you are significant in the data set just as much as the moon in the picture, cause I'm studying the environment, the moon is just the anchor or reference point.

Firstly it is an object connecting two places from our locations. meaning When I look at the object, it's theoretically same object you are looking at from your location. So that is important for the data set because I am working on a time space theory and in order to consider it I am needing that reference point from different locations. Unlike astronomers or others photographing the moon I'm doing it for completely different reasons than just some vain photography of the object. I'm not interested in some vain complexity of the picture. That's why I don't care about telescopes or quality, the cellphone is enough to capture it and I actually prefer the moons natural light not any modification of picture.

For example the first picture I got on this thread was timed perfectly and linked up with another person, so they were looking at the object when I was looking at it. Then the two places were photographed. That is a very important detail in my research because it links the two places in time and space with that object. I'm obsessed with these results due to Tom Campbells conclusions from his work.

I figured I could use the moon as a time space link of some kind as it's visible in both our environments that I connect with the other person with. In this particular experiments the other person is very significant to the connection, not just the photograph of the moon but their experience is part of the data set.

This line of thinking may seem weird but that is because of my suspicions about general laws of nature, nature of reality and so forth.

Something is drawing me towards research on the moon in connection with time and space theorizing. So I am photographing it with a purpose and I was wanting others to photograph from their location for a direct purpose to help me reference my location.

I cannot pin point exactly what I am trying to say because it's very abstract at the moment. But as I get a data point, it gives me feedback on the potential.

When you look at this study from a more orthadox point of view it does seem silly or pointless, as people already have this conception in their mind that they know everything about it, so their mind fills things in. I've stripped away all my assumptions about the subject I'm studying and going back to raw data so while it is interesting to me to work with it could seem pointless to someone else. But then they are not considering the same type of theories that I am working with so they wouldn't know how to apply it.

BIG QUAKES ON OR NEAR THOSE THINGS... KEEP AN EYE OUT FOR ONE.

The only thing different about a cell phone, is they have shitty a shitty lens and camera.

You think you cant take a picture with a cell phone and cant alter or edit the image?

LOL

This is what I mainly discovered from the photo's or what has come to me so far. I recognise now that timing and location is everything with this effect, and also framing.

far far far more important than anything else in this entire thing. NOT just the moon photo itself, but the perspective of the person taking it. The more one photo is isolated from the other persons photo, the less useful the data becomes because it's about combining the data.

For example getting a picture of the moon 4 hours later than another persons photo, is not as good. I also found that way less useful than if I could take a picture in the same minute to compare it.

Also just a photo of the moon in the sky seems way less useful than a photo where you can see the landscape. It seems important to have some idea of perspective and not just pointing the camera at the moon, that eliminates important study of it's positioning.

Since I realized about that, I am looking to get more precise data around positioning, timing, and location.

All these astronomers just pointing the camera at the moon just to look at it, that is totally pointless to me and it's not what I care about and I don't feel like astronomy should even be about just looking at it for that sake. But that is just my take on the research of it and what I want to do.

I am looking for someone on west coast of US to help film full moon next month for a few minutes with us.

other locations are fine too if you are willing to join the project send a message my way or reply here to arrange thanks.

you would be helping verify data towards something in a scientific way so your input would be highly regarded.

it involves 2 minutes of filming at a certain time.

bump

The moon is below the horizon for me at the time frame that FAU needs filming to occur
It would be awesome if someone would volunteer to help