Message from @Amthyric

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2019-12-20 22:37:54 UTC  

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2019-12-20 22:38:17 UTC  

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2019-12-20 22:52:23 UTC  

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2019-12-20 22:57:09 UTC  

Epic

2019-12-20 22:57:31 UTC  

looks pretty curved upwards

2019-12-20 23:26:20 UTC  

Concave!

2019-12-20 23:30:28 UTC  

yes

2019-12-20 23:30:33 UTC  

concave earthers are right

2019-12-20 23:37:43 UTC  

hush numpty

2019-12-21 01:29:47 UTC  
2019-12-21 01:30:25 UTC  

yeah?

2019-12-21 01:31:05 UTC  

Why is it that we only see one face of the moon. If it is orbiting a ball...imagine if its rising...you would see a different face than when it sets but we dont. We always see the same face no matter the observers position

2019-12-21 01:31:22 UTC  

Its very weird

2019-12-21 01:31:29 UTC  

tidal locking

2019-12-21 01:31:42 UTC  

That has nothing to do with it

2019-12-21 01:31:53 UTC  

Plus its not tidally locked

2019-12-21 01:32:01 UTC  

?

2019-12-21 01:32:01 UTC  

Tidal nodes prove that

2019-12-21 01:32:15 UTC  

@Citizen Z what does tidally locked mean?

2019-12-21 01:34:10 UTC  

Im speaking of the observation of the moon itself. It never changes face. It rises to your left (or right) then sets to your right (or left). If the observer is on a ball and the moon was a sphere then you would see the sides of the moon

2019-12-21 01:34:29 UTC  

again

2019-12-21 01:34:34 UTC  

what is tidal locking?

2019-12-21 01:34:38 UTC  

And parts of the back at times

2019-12-21 01:34:57 UTC  

Again. Are we on a globe and is the moon a sphere?

2019-12-21 01:35:05 UTC  

hang on

2019-12-21 01:35:13 UTC  

what is the orbital period of the moon?

2019-12-21 01:35:22 UTC  

or the proposed period?

2019-12-21 01:35:37 UTC  

Tidal locking doesnt explain that

2019-12-21 01:35:48 UTC  

so here is the thing

2019-12-21 01:35:59 UTC  

over the course of a night, the moon does not move much

2019-12-21 01:36:01 UTC  

you do

2019-12-21 01:36:15 UTC  

the period is about 28 days

2019-12-21 01:36:21 UTC  

a month

2019-12-21 01:36:28 UTC  

that is where the name comes from, too

2019-12-21 01:36:40 UTC  

If u moved then you would see the side of the moon

2019-12-21 01:37:06 UTC  

So let me propose a though experiment to explain this

2019-12-21 01:37:06 UTC  

Yet no one ever has

2019-12-21 01:37:20 UTC  

the moon is far away

2019-12-21 01:37:24 UTC  

really far

2019-12-21 01:37:35 UTC  

So

2019-12-21 01:37:42 UTC  

Shouldnt matter