Look at the Moon/Hollow Earth

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Christine,

Thanks for taking the time to observe the Moon,
down-under, but too bad you didn't see this.
Getting feed-back from at least one person on
the list warms my heart. I know what I see up there,
with the naked eye, and when I saw it again, last
month, in Athens Greece, I called my friend who
lives there and he saw it, too. It's good for people to
be interested what might exist under foot, but
sometimes it would do good to look up at the sky
once and a while, also. I am going to get my hands
on a telescope and wait 'till just before the next
crescent moon to get a closer look, because this
anomaly is not being spoken about by anyone, and
I hope I can photograph this happening. Thanks again!

Your forever well-wisher,

Mike, NYC

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Mike,

The end points of the Moon can appear roundish because the Moon wobbles. I think that the effect you get would be of one point being sharper and the other rounder and blunter.

Jam Lamprecht wrote about this feect in relation to Venus, the blunt cusps of Venus.

Have a nice Sunday, fella.

Dean

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--- In [email protected], mm48ny@... wrote:

Christine,

Thanks for taking the time to observe the Moon,
down-under, but too bad you didn't see this.
Getting feed-back from at least one person on
the list warms my heart. I know what I see up there,
with the naked eye, and when I saw it again, last
month, in Athens Greece, I called my friend who
lives there and he saw it, too. It's good for people to
be interested what might exist under foot, but
sometimes it would do good to look up at the sky
once and a while, also. I am going to get my hands
on a telescope and wait 'till just before the next
crescent moon to get a closer look, because this
anomaly is not being spoken about by anyone, and
I hope I can photograph this happening. Thanks again!

Your forever well-wisher,

Mike, NYC

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YES, I TOO OBSERVED WHAT YOU HAVE.

YOU DON'T WANT A THOUSAND FOLKS
WRITING TO YOU LIKE I AM ;-))

I'M NEAR YOU, A HUNDRED MILES NORTH
OF CLEVELAND.

I WILL HAVE A CLOSER MAGNIFIED LOOK
NEXT TIME.

ANY GUESSES HOW MANY MILES ACROSS
THE POLE OPENINGS INTO THE HOLLOW
MOON ARE ??

I SEEM TO RECALL THE HOLE TO EARTH'S
HOLLOW WORLDS IS ABOUT 1400 MILES
AT OUR NORTH POLE AREA.

BE WELL - LOVE - JIM

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--- On Sun, 12/4/11, [email protected] <[email protected]> wrote:

From: [email protected] <[email protected]>
Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Re: Look at the Moon/Hollow Earth
To: [email protected]
Date: Sunday, December 4, 2011, 7:52 AM

Christine,

Thanks for taking the time to observe the Moon,
down-under, but too bad you didn't see this.
Getting feed-back from at least one person on
the list warms my heart. I know what I see up there,
with the naked eye, and when I saw it again, last
month, in Athens Greece, I called my friend who
lives there and he saw it, too. It's good for people to
be interested what might exist under foot, but
sometimes it would do good to look up at the sky
once and a while, also. I am going to get my hands
on a telescope and wait 'till just before the next
crescent moon to get a closer look, because this
anomaly is not being spoken about by anyone, and
I hope I can photograph this happening. Thanks again!

Your forever well-wisher,

Mike, NYC

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