[geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation

Philip M

In the following, in line with accepted practise, rotate means turning about an 
axis which runs through the body's centre of gravity, while rotation means the 
centre of gravity of the body turns about the barycentre between it and the 
body about which it orbits. (These definitions would of course be redundant if 
Allen Daves would accept commonly accepted terminology).

In the main, everything in the Solar System rotates (from above the North Pole) 
anticlockwise (or CCW).
There are complications with Venus which has an axis-to-orbit inclination of 
~177 deg and Uranus which has an axis-to-orbit inclination of ~98 deg. Both of 
these are greater than 90 deg which means that if they were to be returned to 
something like that of the other planets, then their rotation would also be CCW.

There are some other anomalies associated with certain minor satellites which 
are commonly thought to be captured asteroids etc. These data are just what 
would be expected if the Solar System formed from a rotating disk of gas and 
dust etc.

I have attached a file containing useful numerical data pertaining to the 
bodies of the Solar System.

Paul D




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From: philip madsen <pma15027@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sent: Wednesday, 3 December, 2008 10:04:05 AM
Subject: [geocentrism] Re: Moon Rotation


I am always stimulated by our debates here into new ideas. When I was an 
Instructor I always endeavoured to get the students involved to the point they 
taught each other, (and me) .. I put the chalk in their hands literally.  
 
So today i got another brainstorm that might help the still earth view.  Can 
someone give me a picture of the solar system...
 
Looking down from the North above the earth and sun, does the earth run 
clockwise or anticlockwise  around the sun... Need to know that.... AND  from 
the same view does the world turn, rotate, spin, gyrate (LOL ) clockwise or 
anticlockwise..  need to know..  
 
Big things may come out of this.. a funny thing happened on the way to the 
moon, er my record player  today as I shifted it to another room... something 
like the glass of water with a tooth pick floating... 
 
Philip. 


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