Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Wed Aug 21, 2013 1:22 pm
In this model the moon moves away from the Earth due to the Sun's gravity and then drops into a lower orbit. As the Earth comes closer on its next orbit it re-captures the moon again. After it is recaptured, the moon's orbit is much closer than before. The odds of this occurrence are extremely remote.
more here: http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/why-moon-receding-from-earth.htm
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sun Aug 25, 2013 4:21 am
might i add physics that had yet to be explained
requires one to solve the many-body-problem by calculating quantum gravity which entails quantum time
the program, maths, and philosophy are intact, still requires some exactitude but
the principles are intact requiring precisely newton, some planck and some xeno too
*another flash on the shoulder required, star-commander*
lavender orchid
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sun Sep 08, 2013 12:06 pm
Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sat Dec 28, 2013 8:06 am
Can someone explain the Riemann hypothesis in English? That article was distinctly klingon.
lavender orchid
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sat Dec 28, 2013 9:55 am
http://qntm.org/riemann (4 dummies)
this information is supplied without liability ....
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Tue Feb 04, 2014 9:19 am
anyone who thinks they can take the square root of a negative number deserves to locked away in a nice happy asylum with lots of flowers and happy things and not be allowed loose in society they should be denied a drivers license the right to vote or any other position of responsibility
now
EPR paradox demonstrates a faster than light signal which when placed into a formula such as the Lorentz transformation results in a sqr(-1) error
which just proves the lorentz transformation is not applicable, or inaccurate, or totally wrong
i am going with the latter but the jury is still out as i am trying to reformulate relativity by trying to preserve as much of it as possible and its going pretty well, actually, i am just having to do a crash course in electromagnetics which is both interesting and worrying as relativity is all over the damned place
still technology leads science 90% of the time not the other way as many believe
ps when i take sqr(-1) on my computer it says: error
lavender orchid
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Wed Feb 05, 2014 3:37 am
in other words .........................................................
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g-JHj09Ig78&hd=1
thinking seems to create plenty haze in addition to limited clarity, so much should be understood by anyone.
can spherical aggravation not be avoided altogether?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spherical_harmonics
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Wed Feb 05, 2014 11:05 am
sorry, sqr(-1) = error
a long-winded video cannot change that
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Wed Feb 05, 2014 11:08 am
Every object in the universe has some distinct boundary and there are some attractive forces associated with it. Some of these attractive forces are generated artificially, while some have natural existence. Electric Force, Electricity, Magnetism and Gravity are the examples of such forces. To know about these forces and the difference between them, let’s take a brief look on the following lines.
Electric Force
Electric force is the power or force that is produced by an electric charge in the electric field. The equation for Electric Force is F=qE. In this equation, F is Electric Force, q is the Electric Charge and E is the Electric filed.
Electricity
Electricity is the form of energy that is produced by flow of electric particles like electron and proton in the form of dynamic electricity or simply by existence of electric particles that is called static electricity. In fact, lots of sources are responsible for generation of electricity like electric charge, electric current, electric field etc.
Magnetism
Magnetism is strictly related to such attractive or repulsive force between the objects that is the result of movement of electric charges within a definite boundary. Basically, two opposite charged objects create the force of magnetism.
Gravity
Gravity is the force that is equal to the mass of an object and attracts the objects towards center of object. This is the force that is responsible for moving the objects on the earth.
Electric Force vs Electricity vs Magnetism vs Gravity
Except gravity, all the three terms i.e. Electric Force, Electricity and Magnetism are inter-related terms. However, there are some differences between these inter-related terms. Electric force is the attractive force that a charged particle produces in its surrounding area celled electric field. However, electricity is simply the terms that is associated with behavior of charged particles like electron and proton and this is responsible for generating power in the form of static electricity, lightning, electromagnetic induction etc. On the other hand, magnetism is the force that is produced by movement of oppositely charged particles and generates attractive forces between them. Gravity or gravitation is also attractive force of earth, but it has natural existence and is equal to mass of objects moving on the earth.
\!!
wow, seems i've just learned to excuse your french and forgive your rants ....
Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Mon Feb 10, 2014 1:46 am
Well, its not French, but a scots inclination towards ranting. My apologies, but its a compulsive genetic manifestation to have a rant from time to time. I try to save it for special occasions.
Incidentally, the whole question of dark energy comes from the notion that the universe should collapse into itself due to gravity as it has no opposing repelling force.
on gravity http://flight-light-and-spin.com/gravity.htm
but specifically dark energy http://flight-light-and-spin.com/dark-energy.htm
Due to my studies on solar system formation, dark energy must be spin, or else a solar system could not form, because a solar system like ours can only form due to systematic spin, most likely due to the sun's dead twin going nova.
The math unravels the missing math of the big bang which must have been a big unwind.
The singularity at the start of the universe can only have separated due to spin, or else spiral galaxies and binary stars could never form. without spin as a force, the singularity, if it exploded would end in entropy or another singularity, not (as it does) a universe full of uniform spinning bodies.
etc..
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Mon Feb 10, 2014 2:27 am
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hawking_radiation
was there just another term concealing 'spin' (like mood swings and their relatedness to a choleric temperament?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter
http://darkenergy.narod.ru/4rotat.html
http://darkenergy.narod.ru/4rotat.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baryon
\!! Â did those ominous creators speak only math? that must have been an early curse, imho.
Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Wed Feb 12, 2014 1:44 am
http://darkenergy.narod.ru/4rotat.html
well its good to see corroboration however obtuse the website is
but yes, 4-d rotation is precisely what i reckon debunks relativity and all its horrid contradictions
but i get that independently of any recent sources just by deconstructing 100 year old theory
and playing with my solar system simulators
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Thu Feb 13, 2014 3:56 pm
The moon is not receding, it just might appear to be that way at the moment, it's an illusion.
If you pour gasoline onto burning incense, it doesn't explode, the gas extinguishes the ember.
If the moon were any smaller or bigger, or closer or farther, then it wouldn't fit the exact same size as our Sun for perfect eclipses. And that is the true order of the nature of things.
The moon is not receding.
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Fri Feb 14, 2014 1:37 am
strange topic this though ..... or am i the only one here noticing a highly unusual "radiation"
Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Mon Feb 17, 2014 3:49 pm
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Thu Feb 20, 2014 5:48 am
Fludgers wrote:
The moon is not receding, it just might appear to be that way at the moment, it's an illusion.
If you pour gasoline onto burning incense, it doesn't explode, the gas extinguishes the ember.
If the moon were any smaller or bigger, or closer or farther, then it wouldn't fit the exact same size as our Sun for perfect eclipses. And that is the true order of the nature of things.
The moon is not receding.
If the moon and earth were the only objects in the solar system, they would have a certain precise orbit.
If we introduce the Sun into this equation, it will drag on the moon more than it will the earth.
The net result can only be that the moon must recede from the earth due to the sun.
The application http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/orbit-game-5.exe on this page http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/why-moon-receding-from-earth.htm proves this in purely mathematical terms
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sat May 10, 2014 3:36 am
Fludgers wrote:
The moon is not receding, it just might appear to be that way at the moment, it's an illusion.
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
If the moon and earth were the only objects in the solar system, they would have a certain precise orbit.
If we introduce the Sun into this equation, it will drag on the moon more than it will the earth.
The net result can only be that the moon must recede from the earth due to the sun.
I understand the technical term for both these positions is poppycock.
Measurements made with lasers, reflecting off the targets left by Apollo astronauts, have confirmed and quantified the slow recession of the moon.
The cause of this recession is well established as tidal flexing of the Earth leading to the transfer of angular momentum to the moon, thus requiring it to increase its orbital distance. There is a small, but finite increase in the length of the Earth's day as a consequence.
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sat May 10, 2014 11:31 am
Sarcasm is normally a sign from your subconscious that you have missed something. It is also a sign of a personality fixated on an infantile need for name-calling in order to try and 'win' the argument as a result of nothing more than ego-bashing.
All you have done is repeat what others have told you with no algorithm in real-time to prove what you have parroted.
This image was generated with g=m/r^2
Can you explain how g=m/r^2 can NOT give this answer?
The tide affects the moon at a constant rate. Thus the force of g on the moon from Earth and tide will be constant. Thus it will not result in a decrease of force on the moon.
What is the effect of the Sun's gravity on the Earth moon system?
How can you NOT see that when the moon is closest to the Sun that it will have a greater force on the moon than when the moon is furthest?
This diagram explains this explicitly. This application demonstrates this is purely computational terms:
according to the fundamental law of Newtons gravitational theorem.
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sat May 10, 2014 11:33 am
I was able to build that algorithm as i am the first (that i can ascertain) to answer the many-body-problem: http://www.flight-light-and-spin.com/many-body-problem.htm
Which was unsolved by Newton, Einstein, Planck, Hawking, et al
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Sun May 11, 2014 2:06 am
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
Sarcasm is normally a sign from your subconscious that you have missed something.
I was trying to be gentle, Jonathan, and lightly humorous. If you prefer a more direct approach, what you have written is incorrect. It runs counter to very well established science and to direct observation. It is, frankly, absurd. I suspect you may know this, but what is more important is that casual readers should be made aware of this.
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
It is also a sign of a personality fixated on an infantile need for name-calling in order to try and 'win' the argument as a result of nothing more than ego-bashing.
Jonathan, I have not done any name-calling, I have not bashed your ego, I have not attacked you in any way. I have simply stated that your proposal, one that contradicts well-established science, is poppycock. That is a factual observation. Please don't avoid addressing the weaknesses in your proposal by trying to turn this into an argument about personalities. It isn't.
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
All you have done is repeat what others have told you with no algorithm in real-time to prove what you have parroted.
The phrase "no algorithm in real-time to prove what you have parroted" does not parse. More to the point, you have no idea the extent or source of my knowledge, so please heed your own advice and avoid the personal attacks. Let's focus on the issue, not what you imagine you know about me.
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
This image was generated with g=m/r^2
Can you explain how g=m/r^2 can NOT give this answer?
Will you explain why you think that approach is the correct one to the solution of the problem?
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
The tide affects the moon at a constant rate. Thus the force of G on the moon from Earth and tide will be constant. Thus it will not result in a decrease of force on the moon.
We are interested in the affect of the tides on the Earth, as noted in my post. Casual readers may wish to refer to the wikipedia article on Tidal Acceleration for an informed treatment of the issue. (As a new member I am unable to post the direct link to the article and trust this will not prove overly inconvenient for anyone.)
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
Thus the force of G on the moon from Earth and tide will be constant.
How can it be constant when the distance between the moon and the Earth is variable? (You might wish to avoid using G as an abbreviation for gravity, since in physics G is the gravitational constant. Loose usage may create the impression you don't know what you are talking about.)
Jonathan Ainsley Bain wrote:
How can you NOT see that when the moon is closest to the Sun that it will have a greater force on the moon than when the moon is furthest?
Of course that is the case. It does not, however, support the conclusions you make by - seemingly - misapplying the fact.
And still you have failed to address the point that we have measured and continue to measure the rate of recession of the moon. Will you do so now?
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Mon May 12, 2014 11:44 am
The measurement of the Moon's recession is not the same as the reason for it! Obviously i have acknowledged the recession, that is what the question is all about. How can I possibly be answering why the moon recedes unless I have accepted that it is doing so?
(You do not need to supply links, just answer in your own words - that way it can be established more readily that you have applied analytical reasoning - and not just by rote memory)
But answer this, if you can: What effect does the Sun's gravity have on the Moon?
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Subject: Re: Why the moon is receding from Earth Tue May 13, 2014 8:05 am
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ok, so this image defines the answer
G3 is a stronger force than G4
the algorithm shows this in real time calculation
as for the 'tidal' answer: the magma tides are much greater than the oceanic tides but it makes no difference as the mass and force and position of earth and magma and ocean is always the same in relation to the moon