i had to come back my friend because your claim that moonlight cools is obviously a conspirancy theory and very much wrong. the internet is full of experiments "prooving" that, I know, but they are all subject to big errors. It is pure physics: moonlight doesnt really heat things because it is I think (i forgot the exact value) 10.000 times weaker than sun light. But it definitely doesnt cool anything either. Check this link for an explanation: http://www.physicscentral.com/buzz/blog/index.cfm?postid=1590436706491009951
However, I like your thoughts about why the Gregorian calender was invented and about the advantages of the more natural moon calender. So this is not criticism of the entire article, only of the esoteric statement the moon had different light - it certainly does not.
I have always felt the energy was different between moonlight and sunlight since I was a child! I always feel warmer in the shadows at night... upvoted for doing some research! =)
Geil! Upvoted that! =)
i had to come back my friend because your claim that moonlight cools is obviously a conspirancy theory and very much wrong. the internet is full of experiments "prooving" that, I know, but they are all subject to big errors. It is pure physics: moonlight doesnt really heat things because it is I think (i forgot the exact value) 10.000 times weaker than sun light. But it definitely doesnt cool anything either. Check this link for an explanation:
http://www.physicscentral.com/buzz/blog/index.cfm?postid=1590436706491009951
However, I like your thoughts about why the Gregorian calender was invented and about the advantages of the more natural moon calender. So this is not criticism of the entire article, only of the esoteric statement the moon had different light - it certainly does not.
I have always felt the energy was different between moonlight and sunlight since I was a child! I always feel warmer in the shadows at night... upvoted for doing some research! =)