....so I was assisting my youngest son with research on a 'waning moon'
project for school...

Thus, I searched the term 'waning moon' on Google.

And one of the links (result #11) that appeared in Google was:

a.. www.geocities.com/gaypagans

For a moment, I thought that I had stumbled upon Mark Morgan's Secret
HomePage.

However, as it turned out, when I saw the proper spelling and grammar
contained in the little site summary under the link, I immediately concluded
that it could not be Mark's secret home page. There were no spelling or
grammatical errors.

On Apr 23, 3:33 pm, "KH6HZ" wrote:
...so I was assisting my youngest son with research on a 'waning moon'
project for school...

Thus, I searched the term 'waning moon' on Google.

And one of the links (result #11) that appeared in Google was:

a..www.geocities.com/gaypagans

For a moment, I thought that I had stumbled upon Mark Morgan's Secret
HomePage.

However, as it turned out, when I saw the proper spelling and grammar
contained in the little site summary under the link, I immediately concluded
that it could not be Mark's secret home page. There were no spelling or
grammatical errors.

Hopefully you also used the search term: waxing.

Best of Luck.

wrote:

Hopefully you also used the search term: waxing.

No, although the technical term was either "waning crescent" moon or "waning
gibbous" (part of the assignment was to define the difference between the
two), I thought the term "waning moon" would be a catch-all.

Turns out I caught more than I intended.

"KH6HZ" wrote in message
...
...so I was assisting my youngest son with research on a 'waning moon'
project for school...

Thus, I searched the term 'waning moon' on Google.

And one of the links (result #11) that appeared in Google was:

a.. www.geocities.com/gaypagans

For a moment, I thought that I had stumbled upon Mark Morgan's Secret
HomePage.

However, as it turned out, when I saw the proper spelling and grammar
contained in the little site summary under the link, I immediately
concluded that it could not be Mark's secret home page. There were no
spelling or grammatical errors.

Well, Mark brags about his EME communication ability. Perhaps this is the
type of Earth Moon communication he refers to. He uses a rubber duckie
antenna! ;-)

On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 19:38:58 -0400, KH6HZ wrote:
wrote:

Hopefully you also used the search term: waxing.

No, although the technical term was either "waning crescent" moon or "waning
gibbous" (part of the assignment was to define the difference between the
two), I thought the term "waning moon" would be a catch-all.

Turns out I caught more than I intended.

Priceless! Hot-ham-and-fleas stumbles on his crank again.

Stefan Wolfe wrote:

...
Well, Mark brags about his EME communication ability. Perhaps this is the
type of Earth Moon communication he refers to. He uses a rubber duckie
antenna! ;-)



A strong xmitter and a rubber ducky in front of a corner reflector
(parabolic reflector formed out of "chicken wire"--even better) and moon
bounce would most likely be a given.

A walkie talkie with you standing in front of a reflector would be
chancy ... :-(

JS

On Apr 23, 8:56 pm, "Chris" wrote:
On Mon, 23 Apr 2007 19:38:58 -0400, KH6HZ wrote:
wrote:

Hopefully you also used the search term: waxing.

No, although the technical term was either "waning crescent" moon or "waning
gibbous" (part of the assignment was to define the difference between the
two), I thought the term "waning moon" would be a catch-all.

Turns out I caught more than I intended.

Priceless! Hot-ham-and-fleas stumbles on his crank again.

Very Robesinesque... commenting on the length of my crank.