Has anyone else see clouds BEHIND the moon?

Seems impossible. Pic? Link? Info? Proof?

why? they will just be shredded apart by naysayers.

I'm just asking the question ~ anyone else seen it?

No.

Explain.

(how you can tell which is the top layer of a transparency)

i thought i did way back when i was a teenager...wasnt sure.

so, just on video.

I often see planes fly behind the moon

Yes I have once or twice

whoaa, never seen that!

I mean, the clouds weren't transparent. And they went behind the moon.

My husband and I have seen that. Super weird

The moon only lights up the local clouds around it. Clouds outside the area are dark. The moon is inside the Earth's atmosphere.

really!?

How do you know?

Ever worked with layers in a photo editing suite?

https://twitter.com/_/status/1636510458877288448

Break away from your programming and your mind will be free

so why do you think I posted this, lolsssss

No. And I don't. Care.

It's a simple question for anyone who has anything to contribute.

No you haven't. Stop lying.

Yes. Many times.

I have many times!

Yes!

It’s a reflection

Infrared only.

Things glitch occasionally. Don't focus on them or you'll lose your immersion.

Well that's enlightening.

I can see how you don't understand that it is impossible to distinguish
one transparency from the background since you don't understand transparencies.

Why am I asaying this?

Because clouds can be transparent.

You just think the moon is transparent
because you cannot comprehend what you are seeing.

Those clouds are in front of the moon.

I reccomend an eye doctor, possibly a therapist.

Why do the sun's rays coming through clouds beam at an angle that makes the sun alot closer to earth than 93 million miles

more like 930 miles

wrong angle of sun beam to be 93million miles away

Well, obviously I'm not the only one lolsssss

Anyway. I maintain that i see clouds moving across the night sky, then as they cross the moon, they are behind the moon. Not transparent. Behind. then they come out on the other side. That's what I see. I'm just reporting it.

Thanks for your kind words and for bumping my thread!

Yes, I have several times. You can see it on the background of the music video, Don't make me over by Dionne Warwick.