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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 07:32 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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Originally posted by Dawnaj
cmdrkeenkid, well then shouldnīt the moon be seen on previous nights and forthcoming in the same manner. I looked up 2 nights before during the
same timeperiods, 1.00AM-5.00AM, and only found the very small light just above the building on the previous night.
Clouds could be obstructing the cameras view, but I donīt know.
i haven't checked past pictures... but the moon doesn't rise or set at the same time or point on the horizon every night. perhaps the moon is just
coming into frame of the webcam.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 09:12 AM by Dawnaj
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i haven't checked past pictures... but the moon doesn't rise or set at the same time or point on the horizon every night. perhaps the moon is just
coming into frame of the webcam.
Yes, that is a possibility. I guess we should check tonight aswell.
It might be there again.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 09:20 AM by Essan
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I guarantee it is the moon (which is almost full) and which is currently as bright as it usually is.
Oh, and before anyone asks: yes, the moon is rising and setting exactly where and when it should.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 09:34 AM by Genya
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Hi all!!
Another thought:
Why not email the site and see what they suggest? I would do this myself (honestly!) but I'm about to take some long-overdue leave and won't be able
to access my mail for about a week.
Whilst I couldn't see an email address (I admit I haven't searched all the links!) there is a feedback form for the webcam as
www.aad.gov.au...
This would help identify what the light is - and perhaps anything else people would like to find out about Casey Station?
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:04 AM by mindpower
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E-mailing them might be a good idea, except I have a feeling once anyone does that the webcam view will be changed to another location.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:06 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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well i put together an email for the mawson station webcam thread... i could just use that, but change the information to suit. i'll edit once it's
sent to include the email.
EDIT: email sent...
From
Sent Tuesday, July 27, 2004 11:18 am
To webcam-casey@aad.gov.au
Cc
Bcc
Subject Webcam
Hello,
There is an active online forum debate at www.abovetopsecret.com... discussing an object seen in the night sky on July 27,
3:20 AM. People are claiming it to be the Moon, a comet, or something unidentifiable . So, asking on behalf of all involved in this debate, can you
identify this object for us please? Also, what direction this webcam facing? Thanks.
Jeremiah St. Peter
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:24 AM by mindpower
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Well,
Don't bother e-mailing the base cmdr, I just went to the site and just as I suspected might happen, they have changed the view of the cam and it is
now pointing down. The ? is, if it is just the moon, why change the view like that? This happened once before at another webcam located in the
southpole when another bright object (which was little FURTHER up and away from the earth at that time 1 month and a half ago) was visible via the
webcam and after many questions about it on another forum and possibly many people viewing the site they changed the webcam direction.
Possible reason:
Too much traffic to the site?
Just the "moon", move along and nothing to see here?
Or, an anomaly that is in plain view in the south pole?
Again, if it was only the moon, and there really wasn't too much traffic from people visiting the site, why change it? And, if it was not the moon
and something else, what is it and what impact is it having on the earth and how do the recent abnormal solar activites tie in?
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:34 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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these are the theards you're thinking of mindpower.
Mawson Webcam - www.abovetopsecret.com...
Davis Webcam - www.abovetopsecret.com...
Mawson was were it was eventually moved and the thread slowly pittered out. We were given an explaination for what caused the light (moonlight
reflecting inside the webcam's dome) and for why it was moved (headquarters asked them to move it in order to keep an eye on the station). perhaps it
was something similar to that.
i'm sticking with saying it's the moon.
EDIT: even if it were "some anomoly" it's fairly low on the horizon, and it does set... which means it would be seen in other places around the
globe. perhaps locations such as south america, southern africa, and australia.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:45 AM by mindpower
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Quite right cmdr, and I am willing to see both sides of the coin of it being the moon, or something else.
I will have to research and see if the distance from the moon to the earth ever changes since this object seemed so close to the earth. Taking into
account the way the water in the atmosphere on the horizon will make objects seem closer than what they really are (at least that's what modern
physics says)
I don't know of any other locations reporting this object. It seems to rise and set rather quickly which could be due to the effect of the polar
region itself, where the time it takes an object to orbit around the radius is very short, and the time is longer around the equator.
BUT, since the webcam view has been moved, there is no way to verify through observation the time it takes this object to rise ans set, and how OFTEN
it does over time.
Also, I am not sure if there are archived webshots of this object or moon from the past?
Here are my webshots again:
community.webshots.com...
AND, here is the casey cam current view:
www.aad.gov.au...
What a change a day makes, huh?
Lets see how long my web shots stay online
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:45 AM by Essan
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Not just southern hemisphere places - but most of the N Hemisphere too.
The webcam was probably moved for the same reason it's always moved - to vary the images every few days.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:50 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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Originally posted by mindpower
I will have to research and see if the distance from the moon to the earth ever changes since this object seemed so close to the earth. Taking into
account the way the water in the atmosphere on the horizon will make objects seem closer than what they really are (at least that's what modern
physics says) 
the moon's mean distance from earth is 237,000 miles. it does however drift away from the earth a little more than an inch each year. this is because
of tidal forces and the effects of solar wind.
also, i don't think that there is much humidity in the air in antartica. it is the world's largest desert after all! perhaps it could be humidity
inside the dome the webcam is in fuzzing the image up.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:54 AM by mindpower
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Well, I have never heard of other webcams from places where there is more to see ever changing their views. There really isn't much to see there in
the south pole EXCEPT the horizon and the sky. Why change the view to the ground and a few buildings? And no, I don't think it was changed to keep
a better eye on the people working there, this isn't "Reality TV"
I would think a webcam would stay stationary to view what it was meant to view.
Sorry, but I think that if it just the moon, change it back. If it is more than the moon, then there would be a reason to change the view especially
if it might be a threat or unexplainable.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 10:59 AM by Godsent
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Oh my gosh! This is what happened to the Antartica camera when there were suspicions of something in the sky! I don't know if any of you remember.
I need to try and find the thread to the Antartica thing, or if anyone knows exactly where it is you can post it too!
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:08 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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Originally posted by mindpower
Well, I have never heard of other webcams from places where there is more to see ever changing their views. There really isn't much to see there in
the south pole EXCEPT the horizon and the sky. Why change the view to the ground and a few buildings? And no, I don't think it was changed to keep
a better eye on the people working there, this isn't "Reality TV"
I would think a webcam would stay stationary to view what it was meant to view.
Sorry, but I think that if it just the moon, change it back. If it is more than the moon, then there would be a reason to change the view especially
if it might be a threat or unexplainable.
i think it was to watch the buildings themselves, not the people... besides, i would actually think the purpose of the webcam would be to watch
the people. you can see stars, moon, and the sky anywhere at anytime, but this is one of the few places you can watch people do what they do down in
antartica.
Originally posted by Godsent
Oh my gosh! This is what happened to the Antartica camera when there were suspicions of something in the sky! I don't know if any of you remember.
I need to try and find the thread to the Antartica thing, or if anyone knows exactly where it is you can post it too!
uh, did you even bother reading the thread all the way through? i posted two threads similar to this one already.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:10 AM by mindpower
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Thanks for the info cmdr,
My intuition tells me the moon and all of nature is in flux and is never constant so I guess the only permanence IS change?
But, concerning the atmosphere, I wasn't talking about humidity, just the water in the Atmosphere in general. It is the water in the atmosphere
which allows us to see and interact with all the frequencies around us. Water is a storer, transformer and carrier of information.
Read "Living Energies" by Callum Coates and any work by Viktor Schauberger to see why.
I had no idea the south pole was the largest desert in the world? I assumed with so much of what I thought was Ice on the ground in the webcam that
it was pretty cold and well, icey there
Also, in the photos I have online, there are clouds present, I wonder if that is normal? If it is the moon we are viewing then more condensation in
the atmosphere is to be expected since there are always more storms at least 3 days before and sometime after a full and new moon.
Well, I would say keep an eye on the earth and weather and geological changes in general, as well as the sun since they are all tied together.
There is a full moon coming on the 31st, as a side note I am guessing that there might be some event to take place on that full moon, because all
events in this modern world all happen in line with lunar cycles.
(remeber, it's just a guess:@@
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:16 AM by Godsent
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uh, did you even bother reading the thread all the way through? i posted two threads similar to this one already.
Oops! I am so sorry, I am working on a lot of other things on the computer at the same time. I'm an idiot and apologize - didn't see your
other posts and I am usually thorough about reading threads all the way through- really.
But for all that it is worth, it is kinda weird that in both instances where something was seen the cameras were moved. Just coincidence?
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:21 AM by mindpower
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What's up godsent?
I am a firm believer of there being NO coincidences.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:22 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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Originally posted by mindpower
But, concerning the atmosphere, I wasn't talking about humidity, just the water in the Atmosphere in general. It is the water in the atmosphere
which allows us to see and interact with all the frequencies around us. Water is a storer, transformer and carrier of information.
Read "Living Energies" by Callum Coates and any work by Viktor Schauberger to see why.
sorry, when you said water in the air i just assumed you meant humidity.
I had no idea the south pole was the largest desert in the world? I assumed with so much of what I thought was Ice on the ground in the webcam
that it was pretty cold and well, icey there
a desert is determined by how much average annual prcipitation there is. if you want to go for where the highest temperatures are and where most sand
is then it's the sahara.
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:25 AM by Godsent
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Originally posted by mindpower
What's up godsent?
I am a firm believer of there being NO coincidences.
Yeah, but lately everything seems like a coincidence, doesn't it?
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reply posted on 27-7-2004 @ 11:27 AM by cmdrkeenkid
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Originally posted by Godsent
Oops! I am so sorry, I am working on a lot of other things on the computer at the same time. I'm an idiot and apologize  - didn't see your
other posts and I am usually thorough about reading threads all the way through- really.
But for all that it is worth, it is kinda weird that in both instances where something was seen the cameras were moved. Just coincidence?
no need to be diminishing of yourself... sorry i was a bit harsh in my response. and i think it's either why i think it was moved or as Essan
said, that it's just to keep the pictures fresh.
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