You and that other anon are awesome! Looking at the MOON on ROT1. And the WATERLINE in LisaMI6. Thanks again.
I have a fun fact for you and VidAnon. First, did VidAnon post a pic of Wilde Maus with what looked like the planet Venus above it?
Sorry, should have said "water level at embankment" in LMI6, not to be confused with "waterline" which might be mistaken for the ship's waterline. Thank you, Anon.
If the object is Venus, a very gud candidate, then it is sometimes known as the "evening star", appearing very close to sunset. It rises around 5pm and sets around 6:20pm.
Have tried numerous models around the WW timeframe. Was it 11/25/13 to 1/6/14?
Can try yourself. There are other planet but Mercury is ruled out as too close to the sun.
https://www.timeanddate.com/astronomy/night/uk/london
Going to look at the other planets for visiblity.
There are even some dates on which a Venus would share the sky with the Moon, and therefore could be eliminated. (see pic)
>Did prev enhancement do the trick?
Hoping for another of ROT1 and also LMI6 for water level against the embankment wall. No matter what, we will stick to the pictorial evidence regardless of the low tide data. Am looking at how the Moon should always "face" the Sun. Not seeing such a tilt, it may be the light is being bent by proximity to the London Eye base as well as all of the spokes converging at the middle. Just thought, well let's try more. Because we hadn't asked. And if we haven't tried our best, then shame on us.