August’s full moon is called the Full Sturgeon Moon, after the primitive fish that used to be abundant in North America’s lakes and rivers during the summer months. Having remained mostly unchanged since the earliest fossil records, sturgeons are ancient living fossils that can grow up [to] 3.5 meters long, or as long as two adult humans stacked on top of each other. Nowadays, however, it’s almost impossible to see a sturgeon during the Full Sturgeon Moon. While they used to thrive, sturgeons are now considered […] critically endangered […]. Though sturgeons are extremely long-lived, the females can live up to be 150 years old, sturgeons might not be around for much longer. They might have survived the dinosaurs but, they might not be able to survive human beings and our hunger for luxurious delicacies like caviar.
I got squat for a Moon shot. We’ve got Isaias spinning around here. I also don’t have any previous years shots but, I did a post two years ago. So, I’ve trotted over to Unsplash. Another name given to the Sturgeon Moon is Red Moon. Full illumination occurred at 11:59am EDT. Howl for me! ~Vic
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Heh. Yeah. Fish, frogs, lost seagulls (always blown off course), crabs, sometimes gators… Welcome to the “almost” East Coast, there, newbie Tennessean. A hurricane can hit you, too. In 1989, Hugo tore a path thru SC, Charlotte, crossed the Appalachians and fucked up some stuff your way.
Thanks. I have a touch of NA blood and I’m a Full Moon lunar Piscean.
The newbie Tennessean has been here before, chasing fireflies in the grandparents’ yard as a kid. Also lived 13 years in Georgia after I broke off contact with my parents the first time. I’m as much Southern as not. 😀
I ain’t dun too worried about Hugo neither. It’s rained so much here, I’m already building an ark, LOLOL.
I’ve chased the “lightnin’ bugs” in my GP’s yard, too. LOL!
I remember your Georgia references. Georgia has had its share of Mother Nature’s fury. I brought up TN because many don’t think it can be affected like the coastal states.
Hm. Yeah. The cutting off contact with parents sounds familiar (for me)…30+ years for the mother and nearly four years for the father.
I was in GA from early 1993 to late 2005, so I saw alot of stuff come through. Just about everything never amounted to much more than heavy rain and light flooding outside of Atlanta, but I remember the coast getting tore up a few times. Between that and the spiritual activity, I’d never live in Savannah.
Isaias was extremely tame in comparison to other ‘canes that have rolled thru here. I’ve seen local thunderstorms worse than what we got. We got lots of needed rain and our river is up but, Matthew in 2016 was worse than this. We had tree damage during that one.
I saw tornadoes spawned in NC, glad you’re okay! We had tornadoes in Maryland and Delaware as well. Daughter was working on her 12 hr shift at the hospital when one hit nearby in Dover DE, the entire area lost power all day, the hospital ran on generators for eight hours.
I heard about those, too. They were way east of here. We got very little wind. I’ve seen worse regular thunderstorms. Matthew in 2016 was worse, relatively speaking. I lived thru Fran in 1996. I was living in west Durham at the time and that place looked like a war zone. It nearly took the roof off of the house I was living in.
Good Lord. I would have thought the storm would have lessened going farther north.
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August 7, 2020 at 10:06 AM
I noticed that a lot of people were talking about Sturgeon Moon when you did this. Yet another name to add to the long list!
Sturgeons are cool…that is a long life span…like some turtles.
And, they are just as endangered. I had to trim up the post a bit. Moon Giant used to do cool write-ups on NAs. Now, they go into hysterical diatribes. They are starting to sound like screaming global warming nuts or SJWs on crack.
I agree…and, get laid while you are at it. They do act like they are sexually frustrated. That, in and of itself, may be a true issue there. How many young people today are victims of molestation?
There is a problem with that… have you seen most of them? NOT going to happen. Wouldn’t be me even with someone elses…never mind…yea I’m crass today…and they get on my nerves….waaa…I want my safe space….waaaa
And, naturally, Wired tries to throw it on the “conspiracy theory” pile. I know who Liz Crokin is and she is a legit investigator. Any time I hear or read “conspiracy theory”, I know someone is trying to hide something. That term was created by the CIA on purpose to try and stop any investigations into creepy goings-on. And, MOST reporting agencies (Wired, included) are controlled by the CIA.
August 3, 2020 at 8:20 PM
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August 4, 2020 at 2:30 AM
No worries. WP can be hinky. I can re-comment. 😄😎
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August 4, 2020 at 12:23 AM
So that’s why it smells like fish outside… 😀
Good background info as always on these moon posts. 🙂
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August 4, 2020 at 2:37 AM
Heh. Yeah. Fish, frogs, lost seagulls (always blown off course), crabs, sometimes gators… Welcome to the “almost” East Coast, there, newbie Tennessean. A hurricane can hit you, too. In 1989, Hugo tore a path thru SC, Charlotte, crossed the Appalachians and fucked up some stuff your way.
Thanks. I have a touch of NA blood and I’m a Full Moon lunar Piscean.
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August 4, 2020 at 3:38 AM
The newbie Tennessean has been here before, chasing fireflies in the grandparents’ yard as a kid. Also lived 13 years in Georgia after I broke off contact with my parents the first time. I’m as much Southern as not. 😀
I ain’t dun too worried about Hugo neither. It’s rained so much here, I’m already building an ark, LOLOL.
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August 4, 2020 at 3:49 AM
I’ve chased the “lightnin’ bugs” in my GP’s yard, too. LOL!
I remember your Georgia references. Georgia has had its share of Mother Nature’s fury. I brought up TN because many don’t think it can be affected like the coastal states.
Hm. Yeah. The cutting off contact with parents sounds familiar (for me)…30+ years for the mother and nearly four years for the father.
We’re catching it, now. I’ve seen MUCH worse.
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August 4, 2020 at 3:53 AM
I was in GA from early 1993 to late 2005, so I saw alot of stuff come through. Just about everything never amounted to much more than heavy rain and light flooding outside of Atlanta, but I remember the coast getting tore up a few times. Between that and the spiritual activity, I’d never live in Savannah.
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August 4, 2020 at 3:59 AM
I’ve heard about Savannah…and I remember some the things you’ve told me. You sent me a link to a picture, once, but, I never tried. Not going there…
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August 4, 2020 at 8:02 AM
That was “holy ground” *snerk* outside of Conyers. Yeah right… Felt like Shang Tsung’s island in Mortal Kombat; half way to hell.
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August 4, 2020 at 10:57 AM
I would love to take photos like the ones you posted. Very cool. I hope you are safe through this crazy weather you are experiencing.
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August 4, 2020 at 3:00 PM
Yeah. *sigh* Me, too.
Isaias was extremely tame in comparison to other ‘canes that have rolled thru here. I’ve seen local thunderstorms worse than what we got. We got lots of needed rain and our river is up but, Matthew in 2016 was worse than this. We had tree damage during that one.
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August 4, 2020 at 4:30 PM
We are back to needing rain here. I’m glad you got moisture, moisture is good.
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August 4, 2020 at 10:25 PM
It filled up the bird bath for the blackened Wren. LOL!
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August 5, 2020 at 12:20 PM
YAY!
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August 5, 2020 at 7:50 AM
I saw tornadoes spawned in NC, glad you’re okay! We had tornadoes in Maryland and Delaware as well. Daughter was working on her 12 hr shift at the hospital when one hit nearby in Dover DE, the entire area lost power all day, the hospital ran on generators for eight hours.
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August 6, 2020 at 1:32 AM
I heard about those, too. They were way east of here. We got very little wind. I’ve seen worse regular thunderstorms. Matthew in 2016 was worse, relatively speaking. I lived thru Fran in 1996. I was living in west Durham at the time and that place looked like a war zone. It nearly took the roof off of the house I was living in.
Good Lord. I would have thought the storm would have lessened going farther north.
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August 5, 2020 at 5:03 PM
Beautiful pictures – it’s too foggy here to see the moon.
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August 6, 2020 at 1:39 AM
They are nice. I think the first one & third one are digital art, honestly.
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August 7, 2020 at 10:06 AM
I noticed that a lot of people were talking about Sturgeon Moon when you did this. Yet another name to add to the long list!
Sturgeons are cool…that is a long life span…like some turtles.
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August 7, 2020 at 1:11 PM
And, they are just as endangered. I had to trim up the post a bit. Moon Giant used to do cool write-ups on NAs. Now, they go into hysterical diatribes. They are starting to sound like screaming global warming nuts or SJWs on crack.
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August 7, 2020 at 1:15 PM
SJWs on crack LOL… I wish they would all smoke some pot…maybe that would help them.
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August 7, 2020 at 2:25 PM
I agree…and, get laid while you are at it. They do act like they are sexually frustrated. That, in and of itself, may be a true issue there. How many young people today are victims of molestation?
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August 7, 2020 at 3:16 PM
There is a problem with that… have you seen most of them? NOT going to happen. Wouldn’t be me even with someone elses…never mind…yea I’m crass today…and they get on my nerves….waaa…I want my safe space….waaaa
Very well could be…that could be part of it.
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August 8, 2020 at 2:36 AM
LMAO! Even with someone else’s member? Crass is great! LOL!
Yeah. The habitual whining needs to stop.
Human trafficking is a blight on humanity.
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August 8, 2020 at 3:15 AM
I was talking to someone else about that the other day.
I have read where some of the trafficking could be about adrenochrome. Have you read about that;? Sick stuff.
It’s really out there though.
https://www.wired.com/story/opinion-the-dark-virality-of-a-hollywood-blood-harvesting-conspiracy/
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August 8, 2020 at 6:16 PM
And, naturally, Wired tries to throw it on the “conspiracy theory” pile. I know who Liz Crokin is and she is a legit investigator. Any time I hear or read “conspiracy theory”, I know someone is trying to hide something. That term was created by the CIA on purpose to try and stop any investigations into creepy goings-on. And, MOST reporting agencies (Wired, included) are controlled by the CIA.
I’ve been reading about trafficking for years, esp. via my group. We get data from around the world. This is just scratching the surface:
https://themadtruther.com/2020/07/31/ex-porn-star-jenna-jameson-says-jeffrey-epstein-is-an-amateur-children-are-hunted-at-parties/
Did you hear about Tom Hanks & Rita Wilson becoming Greek citizens?
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August 8, 2020 at 11:26 PM
This is a companion piece:
https://themadtruther.com/2020/07/16/exposing-the-occult-corona-initiation-ritual/
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