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From: "Dean" [email protected]
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To: Subject: [allplanets-hollow] Time and tide wait for no manDate: Wed, 3 Jan 2001 13:23:26 -0200Scott,How interesting to find somebody who is interested in the tides. Theysuggest so much in relation to gravity. You'll see in Cater's article ontides that he makes a case such that:Tide behavior disproves the concept of gravity having uniform penetrationand thatThe Sun produces little gravity.I know that you don't agree that the Sun produces little gravity, but itfits in so well with observation and the soft particle concept on gravity.Cater feels that the gravity-inducing charge lies between the lower infraredand the upper radar band, but the sun just doesn't emit much in thatfrequency. Lo and behold, the sun doesn't seem to have much effect on thetides, either, so what does that tell you?I really think that gravity has the main impact on tides.That the peak of the tidal bulge does not occur directly below the Moon isaccounted for with ease by that explanation which Cater offers, though theexplanation is not his. The Moon's gravity, directly opposed by the Earth'sgravity when the Moon is directly above, has zero impact on tides. In anygiven instance, it was the horizontal, tractive gravity of the Moon, actingon the horizon from a distance, which initiated the tidal bulge. The closerthe Moon gets to that bulge, the more directly overhead that the Moon gets,the lesser force it exerts on the tides because the Earth's gravity comesinto play more and more. By the time the Moon gets directly over the tidalbulge, not only is the Moon's force upon it practically null, but the bulgehad already started to decline as a result. The bulge on the other side ofthe globe is an oscillatory remanent from the Moon's previous pass.Give Cater's article a chance.I live in Brazil, but let's do consider that article before we go to thephone.Later,Dharma/Dean
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