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1. TT 2007 June 4th 12:47 pm

   This is known as “summer moon illusion.” I learned about this when I was a psychology student. NASA’s explanation is here: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2005/20jun_moonillusion.htm

2. Jumpcut 2007 June 5th 11:02 am

   You have no sense of romance, TT! (just kidding)

   Interesting link that verifies what I always suspected, but a Harvest Moon or Moon Illusion or whatever it is called is still quite a sight.

3. TT 2007 June 6th 2:54 am

   My wife has the same complaint about me, though she is happy that I don’t romance on the internet either.

4. Clement, Jim 2007 June 7th 2:25 am

   I appreciate the science behind a Harvest Moon or Moon Illusion, and I also appreciate the romance of circle dancing with good looking naked women under the Harvest Moon as well.

   The science stimulates my cerebral processes, and dancing with the women . . . well, I digress. It is all to be savored for the speck of time that we hurtle through the Universe - - - all together, yet each seperate and alone.

   Speaking of time, here is a link to a different “watch” concept on how we should measure, use, and track it.

   http://www.rainydaymagazine.com/RDM2006/GearNGadgets/August2006/YES/RDMGG_YESZuluFeatures.htm

   I can see my Rolex GMT Master being listed in the TimeZone sales corner very soon

5. Joyce 2007 June 7th 12:05 pm

   Thank you for the moon and watch information. It’s my first time to hear about the summer moon illusion.
   I always like looking at the moon. It’s comfortable feeling by looking at it. I also like the sun, sun rise and sun set are beautiful.

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