2015年9月1日 · I have no idea who Tom is. I was asking an honest question, but it seems like most of the people here arent, or evade any questions towards their thinking. if anyone can answer my question, please do.

2010年4月19日 · Obviously the antimoon is a spherical body, since the shadow on the moon during a lunar eclipse is round, and only a sphere produces a round shadow in any direction. I have a few other questions: 1. Does the antimoon lie on the same plane as the moon's orbit? 2. How is the antimoon positioned on the line of nodes from the sun to the moon? 3.

2010年7月11日 · The Sun emits hot light, the Moon emits cold light, and the Antimoon emits light beyond the visible spectrum. All of them are transmission vectors for dangerous malaises, and though the Moon is the most immediately dangerous, I wouldn't risk staring too long at the Antimoon either.

2009年12月23日 · You're right, there are no ancient civilizations. We just popped into being as we are.

2010年1月7日 · a circle with infinite radius/diameter will appear to be a straight line. Logged "Study Gravitation; It's a field with a lot of potential!"

2011年8月15日 · What is Antimoon excactly « on: August 05, 2011, 03:15:25 AM » according to fet, lunar eclipse happen because of A celestial body, known as the antimoon , passes between the sun and moon.

2009年7月22日 · The Antimoon is not underneath the Earth, the notion of a moon under the Earth is called a submoon. The Antimoon causes eclipses in a fairly intuitive way - it moves between the body and the observer. Eclipses are predictable because the Sun, Moon and Antimoon have predictable paths across the sky.

2012年10月26日 · I've read the FAQ and flicked through a couple of threads and have heard both the Anti-Moon and Moon-Shrimp mentioned (even an Anti-Moon shrimp, but I'm not too sure if that was just some really dry humour).

2014年11月1日 · According to this wiki, it is around 5 to 10 miles in diameter but cannot be observed since it orbits too close to the sun. So the sun being 32 KM in size, let's go ahead and convert this antimoon's size into KM: 8-16KM that's up to HALF the size of the sun. How would it be not possible to see this thing especially if we consider

2024年10月25日 · The Antimoon is a circular, discoidal, semitransparent and reddish celestial body, located ≈ 20,037.5 km from the Sun, a number that corresponds to the location where the Earth's umbra would be if it were a globe, which is why eclipse predictions based on the globe hypothesis work consistently.