Another one for the scientists.
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this is a highly weighted question.
subjected to high levels of gravity,
relativally speaking
subjected to high levels of gravity,
relativally speaking
Same reason the earth holds onto it's orbit around the sun.
From 149,597,870,000 miles away.
From 149,597,870,000 miles away.
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Think you might find that that's kilometres, Blond
On average, the distance between the Moon and the Earth is 384,403 kilometers. This distance fluctuates between 363,104 kilometers and 405,696 kilometers due to the eccentricity of the Moon's orbit.
Wiki told me
When I were a lad, we were taught at school that it was around 93 million miles.
And Wiki answers says:
Edited to add: clicky - not wiki
And Wiki answers says:
Edited to add: clicky - not wiki
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The tide comes in 50 minutes later each day...
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/tides/media/tide05a_300.gif
http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/education/kits/tides/media/tide05a_300.gif
This is the way i see it
earths gravitational pull moons g.p
<...............................................................><.............>
earth...........................................................................moon
1G ^ 0.14G
250,000miles
So where the arrow is the gravitational pull would cancel each other out
earths gravitational pull moons g.p
<...............................................................><.............>
earth...........................................................................moon
1G ^ 0.14G
250,000miles
So where the arrow is the gravitational pull would cancel each other out
Me too
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