What do you know today, that you did not yesterday?
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Feb 2021
12:17am, 28 Feb 2021
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Lip Gloss
( it has only been 11 hours - not of alcohol )
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Feb 2021
11:52am, 28 Feb 2021
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Dvorak
Solar noon (not counting GMT/BST shift) does not occur at the same time everyday, but wanders by a few minutes throughout the year. Additionally, a lunar month is not 28 days, but around 29.5 (and its length may vary by several hours). |
Feb 2021
11:53am, 28 Feb 2021
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macca 53
That The Singing Postman (Allan Smethurst) was born in my home town before moving to Norfolk as a toddler. [Only Fetchies *of a certain vintage* will remember him mind you] |
Feb 2021
11:54am, 28 Feb 2021
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swittle
[re: lunar month. While reading about Wolf Moon, Snow Moon for blog purposes, I discovered this - but only a month ago.]
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Feb 2021
12:01pm, 28 Feb 2021
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GordonG
[lunar month or solar month?]
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Feb 2021
12:03pm, 28 Feb 2021
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swittle
[lunar]
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Feb 2021
1:38pm, 28 Feb 2021
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GlennR
[I think I mentioned the lunar month thing a little while ago on my blog. I certainly didn’t know until I started studying the Jewish calendar.]
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Feb 2021
2:46pm, 28 Feb 2021
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Diogenes
[macca - ‘ave you got a loight, boy? I seem to recall]
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Feb 2021
2:56pm, 28 Feb 2021
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Dvorak
[Indeed Glenn, though I never really took it in until I saw the actual numbers. It feels like something I should have known, rather than stumbling blindly along in my 28-dayism.] Info from the very useful timeanddate.com. timeanddate.com And now I know even more: the difference between the sidereal and the synodic month. And that a Hebrew year may have six different number of days in it. |
Feb 2021
3:12pm, 28 Feb 2021
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rf_fozzy
Dv - timeanddate is v useful. Especially when you need to know twilight times and the difference between the various twilights
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