Birds are aware of wind and will orientate flight facing so the relative ground movement is towards where they want to travel.
They also often form echelons or J lines rather than V's perhaps depending on wind direction, into a headwind they...
I remember reading in a novel (although I can't recall the book) about a guy who is out in the dark to fix his car, and as he is looking in the trunk he sees a huge hand reaching for him ("the rapture", I think the interpretation was) ...and then...
Birds are aware of wind and will orientate flight facing so the relative ground movement is towards where they want to travel.
They also often form echelons or J lines rather than V's perhaps depending on wind direction, into a headwind they...
Birds are aware of wind and will orientate flight facing so the relative ground movement is towards where they want to travel.
They also often form echelons or J lines rather than V's perhaps depending on wind direction, into a headwind they...
Something fun to try, next time you see a large-appearing moon near the horizon -- if you are a bit flexible and don't mind looking a little silly.
Turn your back on the moon, bend over and look back at the moon between your legs, your head...
While I got the joke, & enjoyed the joke...
ironically the top picture made me yearn for the old days of fuzzy shapes: so much better than today's lazy-ass "orbs."
We aren't great at understanding the apparent size of the moon; it appears larger to us when near horizon —perhaps the size in their picture demonstrates a persistent mental conception of a large moon.
As you should be!
This seems to show that if one looks for a logical, though mundane, explanation for UFO sightings, one often finds them. If one looks for anything but a logical, though mundane, explanation one misses them. They start from the...
As you should be!
This seems to show that if one looks for a logical, though mundane, explanation for UFO sightings, one often finds them. If one looks for anything but a logical, though mundane, explanation one misses them. They start from the...