Can you see the moon right now?

[LegoDashie 1,809]

nope its storming here.

[Ocean Breeze 5,208]

Nope, it's still daylight here.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

Nope, it's all multiple snow clouds and snow falling over here

[Clawdeen 21,208]

Kind of. It’s a bit cloudy out tonight.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

Nope, it's cloudy with massive amounts of rain  

[Astralshy 29,295]

No, I can't see the moon right now.

[Envy 6,385]

I have no clue. That would require going outside... No wait, I'm pretty sure it's cloudy, so no.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

Nope, my blinds are closed  

[Fluttershutter 2,920]

Now you can!

a

[dead account 2,716]

No, not yet.

2 hours ago, Fluttershutter said:

Now you can!

a

Why, hello there, silly pony.

[They call me Loyalty 1,954]

I see that luminary. That translucent light bulb on the sky of our mechanical universe model. I always wondered why the moon is so much bigger on the "north pole" or better said, closer to the center of the "world" than in the ridges or exterior of the model, aka, the south. Similar to the sun and its changing size as it traverses the planar surface of our sky vault. Getting visibly smaller towards the horizon. It makes no sense for an object that is supposedly that distant from the earth to change sizes like that. Which coincides with my out of the body experiences when hitting a seemingly impassable barrier in the sky.

Either way. I've been watching the luminaries for some time now. They never really mattered to me. When your know something is not real? Then, what is the point? Do you like to pretend something is real when it is not? I despise that kind of dishonesty. But I always had low tolerance for falsehood. And unfortunately, that includes our geocentric model. I've been trying to understand why ever since I had memory I could not bring myself to believe in this reality. Everything felt so artificial? Even people. I remember telling the adult astronomers in my family with five years old that the stars they were seeing in the sky were not what they believed they were. I called them dots of light. Just like those lanterns you would see hanging over an stage. A crappy one at that.

The betrayal that is this reality. The deception. The pointlessness of it all. I wanted it to be real. To feel real. But it was a failure. This caricature of a world never managed to convince my heart. So, I still watch into "outer space" with great disappointment and bitterness thirty years later. How idiotic do they think I am to believe this kind of garbage? I've disappointed myself. And everyone else.

I am ready for this deception to be over with. I am tired of looking for truth, and finding nothing.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

No, because it's cloudy and windy  

[Ocean Breeze 5,208]

No, cause it's way too cloudy.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

No, because of hot daylight  

[Splashee 28,599]

I can see it. Maybe I will go out there and visit it since I haven't been out today (tonight)

[Ocean Breeze 5,208]

Nope, the sun is only starting to set now.

[Flying Pencil 3,029]

No, it's too cloudy right now

[ExplosionMare 21,709]

Nope, but I saw a slightly orange one last night

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

No, because it's 12PM  

[Dreambiscuit 11,216]

It’s easy to see it outside my apartment. Clear skies right now so it’s a good night for viewing.

[Splashee 28,599]

The sun is too bright, and the sky is too lightly blue for me to notice any moon.

[ExplosionMare 21,709]

19 hours ago, -Solstice- said:

A slightly orange one?

The orange color was very faint, could've been cause the sky was cloudy, but I can't remember if it was.

I can't see the moon currently but hopefully I'll get a chance to tonight.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

No, not at the right window for it  

[Splashee 28,599]

The moon has had its annoying path over my window at night, but that is over now. No moon for me for a while.

[ZiggWheelsManning 13,285]

No, it's cloudy and my blinds are closed