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Offline maggie

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It doesn't have to be a full moon for there to be moonlight.
Even if there was moonlight I am sure that side of the house was hidden from the moon and was in shadow. I have read it.

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Funnily enough, I just looked that up. The moon was in its last quarter phase from what I can tell.

That was in the 8th though Bridget...not sure how it works?

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That was in the 8th though Bridget...not sure how it works?

Gradually. The 6th / 7th wouldn't have looked any different. The moon rose at about 11pm and set about 1pm the following day, no idea how to work out where it would be in relation to the house.
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Gradually. The 6th / 7th wouldn't have looked any different. The moon rose at about 11pm and set about 1pm the following day, no idea how to work out where it would be in relation to the house.

We we know there was no full moon; we also know that on the 8th there was a last quarter moon, but nothing shows up for the 7th....If there was a last quarter for the 7th it would say surely....We need an expert to tell us what was showing that night along with weather conditions such as cloud etc....lolol :)
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This is Bews saying it was Steve who saw movement in the house...NOT Jeremy!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-EDp_tqUysI

Yes, and Bews says that "Steve" spotted movement at a window top right of the building, whereas, the main bedroom was / is top left:-
« Last Edit: May 20, 2012, 03:18:PM by mike tesko »
"Oh, what a tangled web we weave, when we first practice to deceive"...

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Gradually. The 6th / 7th wouldn't have looked any different. The moon rose at about 11pm and set about 1pm the following day, no idea how to work out where it would be in relation to the house.
Bridget I have seen it mentioned somewhere, will have to search and see if I can find it don't know if I will have time at moment but I remember first time I heard bewsey say about the moonlight I remembered I had read the moon was the other side of the house.  Maybe it was a statement.

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Even if there was moonlight I am sure that side of the house was hidden from the moon and was in shadow. I have read it.

Hi maggie apparently towards early morning the moon goes high a bit like the sun towards the end of summer....I can't find any data saying there was a moon that night...apart from the 8th and the full moon on the 30th.....It takes 4 weeks for the moon to appear.

If there was no moon, then his description on that night is incorrect....lolol I will delve into things...:)

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We we know there was no full moon; we also know that on the 8th there was a last quarter moon, but nothing shows up for the 7th....If there was a last quarter for the 7th it would say surely....We need an expert to tell us what was showing that night along with weather conditions such as cloud etc....lolol :)

The moon takes a month to go through its phases from new, though first quarter to full, then through last quarter to waning, then back to new. They record the quarters etc, but not all the fractions in between. That doesn't mean there is no moon.
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Gradually. The 6th / 7th wouldn't have looked any different. The moon rose at about 11pm and set about 1pm the following day, no idea how to work out where it would be in relation to the house.

Bridget I am reading the last phrase is new and it immediately goes...so would not be there on the 7th or the 9th......It's very confusing. But will look into it a bit more. :)

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Bridget and Patti  Beware of a full moon aliens may appear. ;D ;D ;D

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Bridget I am reading the last phrase is new and it immediately goes...so would not be there on the 7th or the 9th......It's very confusing. But will look into it a bit more. :)

Lol no, it doesn't 'go'. It's all to do with how much of it is in the shade. Very much simplified, on the new moon it's completely in the shade do you can't see it. It then gradually comes out of the shade over the next roughly 15 days, until you can see all of it, which is then the full moon. Then it gradually goes back in the shade over the next roughly 15 days when it becomes new again. So on the 6th / 7th of August just a tad more than a quarter would have been visible.
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Hi maggie apparently towards early morning the moon goes high a bit like the sun towards the end of summer....I can't find any data saying there was a moon that night...apart from the 8th and the full moon on the 30th.....It takes 4 weeks for the moon to appear.

If there was no moon, then his description on that night is incorrect....lolol I will delve into things...:)
Youre a good delver Patti, I have to go to the shop and then any moment I shall be overrun. I do know I have read it somewhere on the forum....the moon was behind the house....or certainly not visible from that side. Try the witness statements first. ;D ;D

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Youre a good delver Patti, I have to go to the shop and then any moment I shall be overrun. I do know I have read it somewhere on the forum....the moon was behind the house....or certainly not visible from that side. Try the witness statements first. ;D ;D

The moon rises in the east, so yes, it was probably towards the opposite side of the house to where the kitchen is, but, it doesn't rise exactly to the east, so since the window in which the trick of the light was seen is on the south elevation of the house, a reflection might be seen if the moon was slightly to the south.
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Lol no, it doesn't 'go'. It's all to do with how much of it is in the shade. Very much simplified, on the new moon it's completely in the shade do you can't see it. It then gradually comes out of the shade over the next roughly 15 days, until you can see all of it, which is then the full moon. Then it gradually goes back in the shade over the next roughly 15 days when it becomes new again. So on the 6th / 7th of August just a tad more than a quarter would have been visible.

Yes, Bridget...still not 100% sure about it, but I gather there was some sort of moonlight that night, but not a full moon....Now we have to look to see if it was cloudy lolol

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I find this ridiculous but will post it anyway....

Some studies seem to offer limited support for lunar effects, but most fail to show any relationship between the phase of the moon and abnormal behaviour,[16] and meta-analyses have revealed that apparently significant results are likely to be statistical anomalies rather than indicative of a real effect.[17] In general, apparent positive findings have tended to be inconclusive, contradicted by other studies, or shown to be the result of statistical errors. For example, one study found a statistically significant correlation between lunar phase and hospital admissions due to gastrointestinal bleeding, but researchers acknowledged that the wide variation in the number of admissions throughout the lunar cycle limited the interpretation of the results.[18] Two other studies found evidence that those with mental disorders generally exhibit periods of increased violent or aggressive episodes during the full moon,[19][20] but a more recent study found no such correlation.[21] An analysis of mental-health data found a significant effect of moon phase, but only on schizophrenic patients.[22]