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Incidentally, do you think the tides in landmasses are due to whirlpools?It may have escaped your notice, but Scotland remains resolutely North of London.
There is no convincing evidence and facts, deformation of the Earth's continents under the influence of tidal forces.Although deformation of the continents can be easily verified by aiming the telescope to the top of a mountain or to a geostationary satellite.
There is no data about the fluctuation of tidal forces, if there were fluctuations, then there would be data.
Why in the new moon phase, the pendulum clock does not go slowly ..
If the tidal forces existed, then the pressure of water and air would certainly react, especially during the parade of the planets.
ow cyclones and anticyclones manage to move from west to east, at a speed of 50 km / h, wiping the surface of the continents,
Are there two air tides in the mountain potholes, per day, does the speed and direction of the wind change, because moving the atmosphere is much easier than water?
if the side of the moon turned to the earth is concave,
The gravity of the moon does not reach the Earth:
The geostationary satellite of the Earth, acting as part of the Earth, is in zero gravity, at a distance of 35,000 km. from the Earth,
and for some reason, is not exposed to the tidal influence of the Moon, despite the fact that the "tidal force" in the Earth-satellite system is 5 times greater than on Earth.
And it must not be forgotten that the oceans and continents are attracted by the Earth, and the satellite is in zero gravity ..
if the side of the moon turned to the earth is concave,That's just silly.The moon is nearly spherical and thus convex all over.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 29/05/2018 13:49:02if the side of the moon turned to the earth is concave,That's just silly.The moon is nearly spherical and thus convex all over.The moon concave's Earths space time.
Quote from: Thebox on 29/05/2018 14:00:27Quote from: Bored chemist on 29/05/2018 13:49:02if the side of the moon turned to the earth is concave,That's just silly.The moon is nearly spherical and thus convex all over.The moon concave's Earths space time. If that's the best you can do, then don't.
To be fair, your comment some time agohttps://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=73127.msg541485#msg541485wasn't a bad summary of how tides work- it's not quite right but it's a hell of a lot closer than Femer05's nonsense.You should probably quit while you are ahead.
It's time this site started to ban people who post anti-science.
Define anti-science ?
Your link did not take me to anything I posted ,
It's complex, but this will do for a start.#Science comes up with an idea, and then tests it against real observations to see if it fits.If it does not fit then the idea is modified or rejected.
An anti-scientist like myself comes along and tries to correct you
You can't assert that you are "correct" without evidence.
...a list of what possibles there are that affect the tides. 1)The moon2)The sun3)space time 4)The earths spin5)Coriolis 6)Objects diversion7)electrostatic forceSecondly we re-compose the list in magnitude of affect, I assume the moon is the primary affect? 1)Moon