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It isn't happening for me at all in the examples. In the same page they clearly state that the full moon's size varies due to its eccentric orbit. We all know
by pengaru 4y ago
It isn't happening for me at all in the examples.
In the same page they clearly state that the full moon's size varies due to its eccentric orbit. We all know the moon is sometimes clearly larger and that's the reason, this illusion stuff strikes me as mostly subtle b.s.
- thatjoeoverthr 4y agoIt should vary over the course of the month, but not a few hours. Many people experience the feeling that the moon is bigger when it’s near the horizon. It’s a feeling. You might not personally experience it. That’s OK. But other people report it, so unless they’re lying, the illusion exists empirically.
- lm28469 4y ago> It isn't happening for me at all in the examples. You mean looking at the images on the wiki page ? Yeah it doesn't work for me either, seeing it in real life works every single time on me though