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QuoteQuote from: Dave Lev on Today at 14:44:35How the same tidal force can pull one orbital object and push the other one?If one object is going clockwise, and the other anticlockwise then a clockwise force pushes one forward and pulls the other back.This is not some complicated science.It is just common sense that you are failing to understand.
Quote from: Dave Lev on Today at 14:44:35How the same tidal force can pull one orbital object and push the other one?
Would you kindly improve your common sense as both moons orbit in the same direction?
from the PoV of someone stood on the equator, one moon goes forwards, while the other one goes backwards.
Quote from: Dave Lev on 25/07/2021 17:59:15Would you kindly improve your common sense as both moons orbit in the same direction?Learn to read.Quote from: Bored chemist on 25/07/2021 15:30:35from the PoV of someone stood on the equator, one moon goes forwards, while the other one goes backwards.
Would you kindly improve your common sense
You are begiining to understand it.
Hence, do you confirm that the...
I'm saying it's more complicated than that, but irrelevant because your hallucination requires a breach of the conservation laws.
If your explanation about the clockwise/anticlockwise is incorrect
You have lost the game!
Quote from: Bored chemist on Yesterday at 18:19:56I'm saying it's more complicated than that, but irrelevant because your hallucination requires a breach of the conservation laws.
You asked about an explanation for one specific case- the moons of Mars and I gave you the explanation.You now somehow imagine I think that exactly the same thing will apply to a supermassive black hole, even though what I repeatedly said was this:I'm saying it's more complicated than that, but irrelevant because your hallucination requires a breach of the conservation laws.
I'm saying it's more complicated than that
The Moons of mars is not a specific case.
Based on the anticlockwise...
You claim that are the master of Knowledge.
All rotations are anticlockwise.So,as I said, it can't be that simple.
But you already told us you are a troll, so there's no real point in you being here.
As all the orbital rotations in the solar system (except of Phobos) are anticlockwise,
But you already told us you are a troll, so there's no real point in you being here.Quote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 21:13:55You have lost the game!
Quote from: Dave Lev on 26/07/2021 10:42:17As all the orbital rotations in the solar system (except of Phobos) are anticlockwise,They are actually all clockwise.
Quote from: Bored chemist on 26/07/2021 09:44:29But you already told us you are a troll, so there's no real point in you being here.Quote from: Dave Lev on Yesterday at 21:13:55You have lost the game!
Is all about the point of view of someone that stood on the equator of mars?The orbital velocity of Phobos is faster than Mars' spin. Therefore this someone would see that Phobos is moving clockwise.However, Deimos orbital velocity is slower than Mars' spin. Therefore this someone would see that Deimos is moving anticlockwise.So, it is all about the point of view (Pov).Any time that the orbital velocity of the moon s faster than the planet's spin - clockwise, the moon would force to spiral inwards, while any time the planet's spin is faster than the orbital velocity - Anticlockwise, the moon would be forced to spiral outwards.Is it correct?
You are begiining to understand it.I only needed to explain it 3 times.
They are actually all clockwise.
Have you really not recognised that "clockwise" and"anticlockwise" don't actually tell you which way something rotates?
Although we have NEVER EVER observed any matter as it falls into the SMBH' accretion disc?
You seem not to have understood that what you asked for was a difference between photos and Demos which explained why they acted differently.My reply was that they orbit in (from the point of view of an observer on the ground) different directions- one clockwise and the other counterclockwise.But I didn't say which was which.I couldn't have done so.As I have pointed out, there is no absolute way to say if something rotates one way, or the other.Even clocks rotate anticlockwise.
So you confirm that the clockwise/anticlockwise idea was just your personal manipulation of science?
In real science there must be a clear explanation why Phobos spiral inwards while Demos spirals outwards.