This just verified my substitution cipher, it's a lock. A full moon is the halfway point between the waning and waxing crescent moons. The measurement for that halfway point is Pi, 3.14 You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.
Within the inner circle of f67r1 sits a picture of the moon with opposing, waning and waxing crescent moons. The half-point of that is a full moon. Here is the Leo Meco Vord You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. eva ytoy and my 1 to 1 substitution cipher sees it as this NOVEMPINOVEM. At this position for the vord You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. the supernova mvi has already set! Lupus/Leopard constellation set where sn 1006 is! The imagery is stunning example of a supernova that has set with dark radii which has darkened.
In post You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. it should be waning crescents.
Within the inner circle of f67r1 sits a picture of the moon with opposing, waning and waxing crescent moons. The half-point of that is a full moon. Here is the Leo Meco Vord You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. eva ytoy and my 1 to 1 substitution cipher sees it as this NOVEMPINOVEM. At this position for the vord You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. the supernova mvi has already set! Lupus/Leopard constellation set where sn 1006 is! The imagery is stunning example of a supernova that has set with dark radii which has darkened.
Quote:The number Pi 3.14
) represents the ratio of a circle's circumference to its diameter and also corresponds to the distance halfway around a circle's edge (an angle of 180
) when measured in radians.
In post You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. it should be waning crescents.
Quote:The Two Midpoints
The lunar cycle is a continuous loop, which means there are actually two different "halfway points" involving the crescent phases:
The Full Moon (The Illuminated Midpoint): If you are moving from the Waxing Crescent (growing) toward the Waning Crescent (shrinking), the Full Moon is the glorious halfway point where the sun's light completely covers the Earth-facing side of the moon.
The New Moon (The Dark Midpoint): If you are moving from the Waning Crescent (the last sliver of the old moon) to the Waxing Crescent (the first sliver of the new moon), the halfway point is actually the New Moon, where the moon is positioned between the Earth and the Sun.
The Chronological Flow
To visualize where everything sits, here is the standard progression of the lunar month:
New Moon (The "Zero" point)
Waxing Crescent
First Quarter
Waxing Gibbous
Full Moon (The 100% illumination peak)
Waning Gibbous
Third Quarter
Waning Crescent
New Moon (Back to start)
In this 29.5-day journey, the Full Moon is the ultimate midpoint of the entire cycle starting from the New Moon, representing the moment the "waxing" (increasing) stops and the "waning" (decreasing) begins.
Do you track the moon phases for a specific project, or are you just looking at the mechanics of the orbital alignment?