Monday's comic

[turbobeholder]

The Queen's Henge.It's henge-y. And hedge-y.

http://www.girlgeniusonline.com/comic.php?date=20181203

Comments

[bunsen_h]

I pity the poor werewolves. Of course, it's possible that the effect is an intentional trap for (or defense from) werewolves.

It might also be an indication that time is very messed up in that area.

[madfilkentist]

I think you're right that time is messed up, or at least sliced up. The moon is not only in different positions at once, it's in different sizes. Very strange. I took screen shots of a couple of them and pasted them side by side, just to make sure I wasn't being fooled by some form of the "Moon illusion."

[marycatelli]

The larger ones are higher up, which would preclude that too.

It looks larger near the horizon -- especially if there's a lot of stuff between you and it -- because your mind can figure out how far away it is, and "adjust." The higher up it gets, the less context, the less adjustment.

[spectrum_09]

A larger moon, especially one higher on the horizon, would be closer to the planet -as it was in our our history (it has been moving away and slowing us down from the beginning). Are we seeing slices of time that are possibly millions of years apart? Although the horizon is fixed and would change over a large time scale, which it hasn't
in this picture..