8-2018 Strange Alignment

Note to Ewing: I posted an address in a comment reply last week to send your photos & info.

Everyone:

FYI:  If you see weird words on my posts or comments  which don’t make sense, it is my optical code recognition mistranslating my handwriting into text. It comes up with some strange wording sometimes & I miss the errors. It often changes my wording after I checked it.

I was able to confirm sunrise today at 2.5 on the clock face with 12 as true north. So the sun is returning south again… 2 months late. A couple of our site visitors confirmed the current alignment & positions of the sun so it was not as bad as I feared. I have not been able to verify sunset due to obstructed view from clouds & bushes, but based on reported findings from others, sunset should currently be at 9.5 for my location. 

I was able to confirm that yesterday. But it changes daily as we orbit the sun.

I also cannot verify if our orbit of the sun has changed. This is a valid question since the position of the sun continued to move further north into July. Not to mention the heatwave which hit the arctic circle & coastal areas normally cooled by arctic currents such as the California coastal cities; LA, San Diego, San Francisco, etc. with temps above 106F. San Francisco’s hottest summer temperatures rarely exceeded 65 F. I know. I lived 60 miles north in the 80’s for 13 years & nearly froze to death when I went there the first summer in shorts & halter top without a jacket. No one warned me.  Luckily, I found a windbreaker in the car. So triple digit heat is unheard of for California coastal cities.

I was also in LA for 2 months. The arctic currents along the Pacific coast always made the beaches too cold to swim or wade & the cities quite chilly & foggy as it was in London. Now they are all hotter than Texas with triple digit heat.  While Texas is bizarrely cool & rainy. Unheard of for summer months.

The sun should return over the equator on the Sept 23rd equinox.  Autumn & spring equinox should normally be over the Equator as the mid point position no matter how far off the axis tilt may be. The equinox mid point is always the equator.

However, until the past 14 months, June 21st was always the longest day & the further north the sun would be on the solstice.

But this year & perhaps 2017 as well, the sun kept going further north into July. We all saw it & suffered heatwaves across the northern hemisphere & into the arctic circle as well. It’s beyond our predictions & into the unexpected & erratic behavior. When something this bizarre & unpredictable occurs outside of the normal astrophysics behavior of the planet never seen before, it is time to be concerned. 

Even if our planet shifted onto its side, it would still look normal to us in Spring & Fall. Our rotation & orbit would appear normal except in summer & winter. But that would depend on which way we fell on our side. We could have 3 months of 24 hour sun in summer and 3 months of darkness in winter or a variety in  between depending on which way our axis was pointing horizontally. Our star configurations would be our best source of info on changes with our axis orientation if we were on our side.

This is what I would expect if the Earth was on its side. But I’m unable to confirm this. I did check the constellations which are not where they should be.  I need to do more checking on this to be sure. I have to be absolutely certain before confirming that as a cause.

It was 73F in Dallas  this past week & raining for 5 days. Unheard of temperatures & weather for Dallas in August. Shouldn’t drop below 101F until Aug 31st or labor day weekend. Or rain until mid September.

Possibly  need to brace for an ultra frigid winter.