Google has the answer. Should've been ar*ed to look it up before.
Strange Circles of Light Explained | Live Science
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One positive I've never seen mentioned on climate change is that the warmer it gets the less we will need to heat our houses. When the air temperature reaches 1600'C we'll even be able to make steel without burning coal and all the plastic will melt. Climate catastrophes sorted.EU climate law could cause 'catastrophic' deforestation | Environment | The Guardian
Back on topic, the pattern is nowt to do with leaves, the sun was clear of the trees. Think maybe on pane is slightly concave and the light is bouncing between the sheets somehow.
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more sodding thread pollution FFSOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostClearly the X is a vote, and I imagine the trees are wanting to leave the EU...
EU climate law could cause 'catastrophic' deforestation | Environment | The Guardian
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Clearly the X is a vote, and I imagine the trees are wanting to leave the EU...Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

EU climate law could cause 'catastrophic' deforestation | Environment | The Guardian
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Wow. 2 pages of comments re cr*p. Probably first xoggoth post ever to get >2 comments. Perhaps I will dig up the path. Maybe an angel is guiding me to sacred scriptures, as with Joseph Smith. I could make a fortune inventing a new religion.
Brain exploded there, but yeh could be summit to do with leaves before it hits the window! Hadn't thought of that, need to take a photo of treetops....light absorption is expressed as the probability per unit time of a particle at point p travelling in the direction being absorbed
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The frame is too tight for the glass, quite likely it expanded after fitting. This is stressing and deforming the glass, it could also shatter under any additional stress.
I wouldn't sit too close to it.
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I can't be 100% sure but I think it's pretty obviously a sign that Excalibur is buried there. Dig it up and claim your rightful kingdom.
If you need a round table knocked up quickly I know a good furniture maker.
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Anything (or anyone) buried under there...?Originally posted by xoggoth View PostI have a standard square double glazed window in my office but when the morning sun comes up over the trees behind the reflection on the lawn is of a circle with a cross on it. Anybody got any ideas why?

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Are you sure it's a cross not an "X"?
It's not 'X', it's 'Cross' – the PlayStation joypad revelation that's caused an outrage | Games | The Guardian
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you should probably look under that path stoneOriginally posted by xoggoth View PostI have a standard square double glazed window in my office but when the morning sun comes up over the trees behind the reflection on the lawn is of a circle with a cross on it. Anybody got any ideas why?

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