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whew...kinda hard to focus now.
the sun supposedly stands still at noon time for several days around solstice time. after minor experimentation i've concluded these events cannot be witnessed with the naked eye...you'll need a pyramid, stone circle, mound or some other ancient technology. sure would like to know exactly which days and exact time these events occur each year.
http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/2189i (broken link)
^bad link. http://halexandria.org/dward233.htm
Happy Solstice everyone! May your cornucopias overflow.
Last edited by gabfest; 12-22-2010 at 11:07 AM..
Reason: bad link. added different link
whew...kinda hard to focus now.
the sun supposedly stands still at noon time for several days around solstice time. after minor experimentation i've concluded these events cannot be witnessed with the naked eye...you'll need a pyramid, stone circle, mound or some other ancient technology. sure would like to know exactly which days and exact time these events occur each year.
http://www.apologeticspress.org/articles/2189i (broken link)
^bad link. Sun, Stand Thou Still
Happy Solstice everyone! May your cornucopias overflow.
LOL...someone called me at work to tell me about this. I was like, my lunch is over, and I gotta get back to work. I think I pulled a 10 hour day that day. Wasn't that Monday?
Well, anyway, four tens this week, to make the 40 hours, plus we still get paid for the holiday, even though it falls on a day when we wouldn't be working anyhow. They're giving us Christmas Eve off instead (because we'd get OFF Christmas Day? I don't know, no big deal to me, I'd work it anyway if given the chance).
i was very saddened as a child when i found out early on it is considered some type of blasphemous act and/or taboo to study the celestial bodies.
Curious where you found this out. I can't see anything wrong with studying the worlds around us, after all it is God's creation. (Not to enter into a debate or anything but it's just what I believe.)
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