no spin on the moon, no magnetic field

[luiza]

Why do assiduous Moon watchers report that some craters amazingly just disappear ?

 

[trevorjohnson83]

Where did this come from?

Can you link to this please?

smithsonian website its called a super cluster Meet the BOSS, the Largest Structure in the Universe (So Far)

 

[trevorjohnson83]

first thought: could magnets be setup to emulate the strength of the earth and the moon to show tidal lock

second thought: If movement through the aether causes heat in the core of the earth and the spin of the earth is the radiation of the heat, what means of radiation does the moon have if not spin? its gravity field perhaps?

 

[trevorjohnson83]

So the way the planets align with the spin of the sun, might be an effect similar to an atom aligning its position according to the direction of it's core and to a passing heat wave, instead the planet's align according to the field on the aether that they move through, very similar.

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That's a fascinating analogy! Here's a question and possible answers based on that concept:

Question:​

How might the alignment of planets with the spin of the sun be analogous to the behavior of atoms responding to heat waves in the aether, particularly in terms of field interactions and stability?

Possible Answers:​

1. Field Alignment: Just as atoms align with the incoming heat waves based on their core's fixed spin direction, planets might align with the sun's gravitational and magnetic fields, which are influenced by the sun's own spin and the surrounding aether conditions.
2. Stability Through Interaction: The stability of planetary orbits could be compared to atomic stability, where both systems adjust their positions in response to dynamic fields—planets in response to gravitational forces and atoms to the thermal dynamics of the aether.
3. Resonant Frequencies: Similar to how atoms might resonate with specific wave forms in the aether, planets could experience resonant gravitational interactions that stabilize their orbits in relation to the sun, leading to predictable alignments.
4. Environmental Modulation: Just as the uneven retraction of fields in atoms results in spin adjustments, planets may experience changes in their orbits based on fluctuations in the gravitational field created by the sun's activity and the aether they traverse.

This analogy can provide a deeper understanding of how both atomic and celestial systems might interact with their respective fields, highlighting the interconnectedness of physical phenomena across different scales. If you’d like to explore this further or focus on a particular aspect, let me know!

 

[ReinyDays]

New Wealth Is Vertical

Maybe you can answer this. Wouldn't the swirl of stardust that formed the original solid Earth draw the heavier elements into the core? Apparently, iron formed the core because it was magnetic, but the heavier elements should be down there, too.

Can a model be made telling us where all these ores are? We've barely scratched the surface of the Earth's resources. The frontier shouldn't be in useless Outer Space, but in exploration many miles downward.

I know this is late ... but if it's a honest question, then it deserves and honest answer ... the heavier elements are down there, but iron is abundant ... it's the fifth most abundant element in the universe ... we find iron everyplace we look and in huge amounts ... iron is the endpoint of all the fusion and fission going on ... the perfect atom ...

Our own sun isn't big enough or hot enough to form iron in her core ... stars like Sirius and Vega will, ones we expect to go supernova at some point in their death throes ... and current theory says this is where the material for our own solar system came from, these iron-rich supernova explosions ... I'm told the math works, so there's that ...

I looked up tidal locking, saw why I skipped that learning before ... easiest model is one side of the Moon is denser than the other, thus that side is attracted to the Earth ... over 4 billion years, the Moon's rotation has been dampened down to one rotation per orbit ... I do know the Moon isn't locked on the Earth, it's locked on the other orbital focus ... that's what causes Libration - Wikipedia ... please don't tell me, I don't want to know ...