Here Is Proof of Moon Shift!!!! View PDF before it "Disapears"., page 1
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reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 07:59 PM by CLPrime
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Nice. Intriguing find.
Now, specifically, what they "know" is that the eccentricity of the moon is increasing - that is, the moon's orbit is gradually getting more and more elliptical. And, nothing seems to be able to account for it either long-term or without other effects that we do not observe.

ETA: MoosKept240, your wish is my command
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reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 08:07 PM by OptimisticPessimist
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Edit: Denied with firefox but found with IE.

Potential golddust? We shall see!
Cheers OP
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reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 08:15 PM by CLPrime
reply to post by byteshertz



An expert has.

They have discovered a change in how elliptical the moon's orbit around the earth is. They have looked at these potential explanations:

- Rindler acceleration
This is a slight acceleration inward, but it fails to produce any change in eccentricity

- Pioneer acceleration
Same as Rindler, but the predicted change in eccentricity is much larger than observed

- Yukawa modification
A Newtonian variant that produces no change in eccentricity

- Lense-Thirring/General Relativity effects
Fail to produce any change in eccentricity

- GR effects of an oblate spheroid (that is, a flattened sphere...like the earth)
Can only partially account for the observed eccentricity

- Kuiper Belt effects
The objects of the Kuiper Belt temporarily effect the moon's eccentricity, but fail to keep doing so long-term, as the orbit of the moon stabilizes

- A massive distanct object
Before the Nibiru enthusiasts claim this is the cause, it is not. First, it fails from the same fatal flaws as the Kuiper Belt effect. Second, it fails in so many other ways.

All of these explanations fail to account for the increase in eccentricity.
Thus, why the moon's orbit is getting more elliptical with each orbit is unknown.
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reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 08:18 PM by Trublbrwing
Originally posted by CLPrime
reply to
post by Trublbrwing



Nice. Intriguing find.
Now, specifically, what they "know" is that the eccentricity of the moon is increasing - that is, the moon's orbit is gradually getting more and more elliptical. And, nothing seems to be able to account for it either long-term or without other effects that we do not observe.

ETA: MoosKept240, your wish is my command
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I'm glad you saw the post, I was gonna u2u you.
Download the PDF or print it because I have a feeling this thing is gonna vanish pretty soon.


reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 08:26 PM by Chadwickus
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Why is it going to vanish?

Didn't you read what CLPrime said?

It's about it's increasing elliptical orbit, that's it.

Oh and it's available on Scribd too.


reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 08:28 PM by MoosKept240
Originally posted by CLPrime
reply to
post by Trublbrwing



Nice. Intriguing find.
Now, specifically, what they "know" is that the eccentricity of the moon is increasing - that is, the moon's orbit is gradually getting more and more elliptical. And, nothing seems to be able to account for it either long-term or without other effects that we do not observe.

ETA: MoosKept240, your wish is my command
edit on 12-3-2011 by CLPrime because: (no reason given)




Thank you!!!


If the moons orbit is becoming more and more elliptical, then when does it stop? Would this mean at some point it could come dangerously close to our earth?


reply posted on 12-3-2011 @ 08:32 PM by iamahumandoing
Originally posted by MoosKept240
Originally posted by CLPrime
reply to
post by Trublbrwing



Nice. Intriguing find.
Now, specifically, what they "know" is that the eccentricity of the moon is increasing - that is, the moon's orbit is gradually getting more and more elliptical. And, nothing seems to be able to account for it either long-term or without other effects that we do not observe.

ETA: MoosKept240, your wish is my command
edit on 12-3-2011 by CLPrime because: (no reason given)




Thank you!!!


If the moons orbit is becoming more and more elliptical, then when does it stop? Would this mean at some point it could come dangerously close to our earth?


Not sure but at least the surfing would be good
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