... saying that the moon *rotates* around its axis" as it *revolves* ...> astronomical body that still has rotational inertia should be measurable - i.e... to whether the body is rotating. Likewise, an accurate Faucult Pendulum set... rotaional motion. Arguing that a rotation performed about a non-axially ... bulges. The Earth appears to rotate from all perspectives, but the ...
... that, if the Earth ever stopped rotating, that we'd all fly off. ...moonrotates on its internal axis or not.!!! (Ken Dine) Another poster gave the moon as an example of an astronomical body that has stopped rotating and still has gravity due to ...-herring claim that the moonrotates on its axis once every 27.3 ...a part of the discusson about the moons rotaton is a fundimentalist... an yes......
...comfortable saying that the moon *rotates* around its axis" as it *revolves* ...the same thing as having true rotational inertia that causes an astronomical body... astronomical body that still has rotational inertia should be measurable - i.e...'s mass, which proves that rotational inertia is obviously still present,... orbital inertia and not its rotational inertia. A better instrument may ...
Re: The moonrotates on its axis.!!! Group: alt.astronomy Date: ...length until ulitmately the center of rotation is coincident with that of the... that "now the ball is rotating"? Only at zero length? Despite the... rotatin on its greed-dot axis... its jus doin it while its...(a complete orbit)... in both moons... the red dot is north ... east of ther green dot axis after 1 complete orbit.!!! http://...
...saying that the moon *rotates* around its axis" as it *revolves...s polar axis, as Timmy and his cohorts claim. I'm...frame of reference. For the Moon the answer is "Yes". Experimentally...a circumlocution. Arguing that a rotation performed about a non-axially...located center is not a rotation suffers from some difficulties, too...until ulitmately the center of rotation is coincident with that of...
...point perspectives. With true axial rotations, points 180° on opposite sides...saying that the moon *rotates* around its axis" as it *revolves...essentially an inertial > (unaccelerated, non-rotating) frame of reference. Ah, the...graphic shows that one inertial rotation per orbit produces two sidereal...jus revolves aroun the earf-moon >> barycenter.!!! >> He says obvously the...
...point perspectives. With true axial rotations, points 180° on opposite sides...net > Re: The moonrotates on its axis.!!! > Group: alt.astronomy...jus revolves aroun the earf-moon > barycenter.!!! > > He says obvously the...essentially an inertial (unaccelerated, non-rotating) frame of reference. Can an...celestial body on its own axis. ~revolution: The movement of one...
....net Re: The moonrotates on its axis.!!! Group: alt.astronomy ...jus revolves aroun the earf-moon barycenter.!!! He says obvously the...essentially an inertial (unaccelerated, non-rotating) frame of reference. Can an...formed had a resulting CCW rotation. HOWEVER, captured objects, and objects...one (1) center-point perspective rotation: http://community-2.webtv.net...
clueluss husbund wrote: Re: The moonrotates on its axis.!!! Group: alt.astronomy Date: Mon, May 5, 2008, 3:09pm From: gneillREM@... an advice.!!! I agree - he's yankin yer crank. The moonrotates once per revolution. That's once around the earth. it does that because one side of the moon (toward us) in slightly heavier, so it's "spin locked". ...
Re: The moonrotates on its axis.!!! Group: alt.astronomy Date: Mon, May 5, 2008, 3:09pm From: gneillREM@OVEsympatico.ca (Greg Neill) "clueluss husbund" <InGodsName@webtv.net> wrote in message news:873-481F5797-637@storefull-3114.bay.webtv.net (Greg Neill) I repeat: your friend is an idiot. Lose him and find a new, intellectually honest friend to argue with. (...
