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"Brad Guth" wrote in message
news:09119ca4fc63a755ff19e35ab5699889.49644@mygate .mailgate.org Clearly our nifty orbiting mascon/moon is in fact so 'one of a kind' unusually massive and nearby, so much so that it can't but help to transfer and thereby induce an amount of thermal energy into our environment by way of tidal forces (inside and out), plus whatever's contributed from all of those reflected and secondary worth of IR/FIR photons. This following topic link is still a tough mainstream nut to crack, much less sell, as it's representing a serious load of perfectly weird notions based entirely upon the regular laws of physics, that's having to do with creating a surplus of shade for Earth, by way of relocating our moon to Earth's L1. (easier said than done) Next Space Station: 7.35e22 kg at Earth's L1 http://mygate.mailgate.org/mynews/sc...=smart&p=1/211 http://groups.google.com/group/sci.s...990d88e00958f4 Earth's L1 for accommodating something of the robust mass of our moon, that also has the LSE-CM/ISS of 256e6 tonnes of our interplanetary gateway to deal with, is essentially a planetoid parallel parking zone that's roughly 4 fold further away than its current 384,400 km orbital status, thus 1.5376e6 km representing 1/16th the mutual attracting or holding force of gravity, as well as having cut the amount of tidal energy that's getting applied back into Earth's environment should be of a similar reduction. However, once fully aligned with the sun while parked within this halo orbit of Earth's L1 should actually not allow that combined sol+moon tidal energy to at most drop to half of whatever's currently taking place. I haven't fully polished off the physics math in order to prove all of this, but I do believe it'll end up being somewhere between this third amount less and perhaps half of what tides we're currently dealing with, which is actually quite a significant reduction in tidal energy transfer, that by rights should also tend to cool off our terrestrial environment (inside and out). Of course the 24 hour rotation of Earth in relationship to Earth's L1 is no longer the same as our moon's existing 1.023 km/s. In one weird sense we'd have to speed that moon of our's up to 112 km/s, which is actually worth 6e23 joules, and that's seemingly going to be a tough notion to accomplish because, it's existing 1.023 km/s of 2e20 centripetal joules worth of orbital energy is clearly insufficient for that of L1, of which can't exactly be derived out of thin air unless having been continually pulled along and subsequently established by a sufficient other centripetal force, for getting our moon out to Earth's L1 in the first place. Here's some more of this weird math, suggesting what it'll take. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/cf.html#cf r = 1.5376e9 meters M = 7.35e22 kg V = 112e3 m/s Centripetal force: Fc = 5.996254e23 N = 6.11448e22 kgf 6.11448e22 kgf * 9.80665 = 5.996e23 joules Earth--L1 However Sol--Earth L1 is what takes that centripetal energy back -5.996e23 joules Sol--L1 = 0.0 joules (near zero G) However, since the moon is already keeping up with Earth is why there's no real delta-v increase in its orbital velocity. In fact, it's having to slightly reduce its average orbital velocity that'll become primarily in relationship to Sol, as having become our binary associated L1 planetoid, as our solar shade instead of being a pesky moon. In spite of all the usual status quo flak of Usenet's anti-think-tank and naysayism that's typically of a faith based mindset, of borg like individuals going postal in order to keep each and every one of their infomercial lids on tight, whereas giving Earth some badly needed shade while improving upon the usage of our moon's L1, at the very same time as having moderated those global warming tidal forces by at least a third, is what's actually quite doable in spite of whatever their all-knowing god has to say. BTW; my LSE-CM/ISS or at the very least a scientific (Earth facing) tethered science platform or space depot may likely become another requirement, that is unless having a slightly rotating L1 planetoid isn't a problem. However, any possible rotation may remain as nullified since the moon's original L2 tethered mass of 1e12 kg will likely still exist at some reduced amount of mass, now modified as per acting on behalf of representing the planetoids's (Sol facing) L1 tethered science platform(s). In spite of my best dyslexic encrypted efforts, this moon--planetoid thing is certainly damn confusing, isn't it. If you have similar or obviously better math, I'd like to hear about that. However, if you only wish to topic/author stalk and bash upon whatever in order to continually whine about the matter of your having to keep everything exactly as it was, such as when your Earth was flat and everything else was still in orbit around your faith-based solitary existence, then don't bother. The same goes if your conditional laws of physics only applies to terrestrial matters, or on behalf of supporting those matters orchestrated by and thus approved by the status quo which you must worship at all cost. On the other honest topic constructive hand, even if your subjective interpretations and subsequent ideas or whatever best swag is way off in another dimension, it's not going to be all that upsetting to my kind of open mindset way of thinking that's more often outside the box than not to start with. If you simply can not manage to safely think for yourself without blowing yet another mainstream status quo gasket, then perhaps not all is lost when our resident LLPOF warlord(GW Bush) has a perfectly good paying, non-thinking as well as non-caring job without ever involving a speck of remorse, for you and others of your kind. - Brad Guth -- Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG |
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