Message from @indio007
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Ooh. That is the question.
do you understand harmonics
And why does high tide not follow when the moon in in the local meridian sometimes being delayed 11 hours?
yes i understand harmonics
no sorry super position
water is not subject to superposition
it's behavior is non linear
The major issue you have is you are attributing a CAUSE to a correlation
That's the best you could ever do is get a correlation
but at the least two waves interfereing
two linear waves
what is the difference
the principle of superposition applies to two linear equations
you on't know what a non linear function is?
bruh
what does this have to do with nodes
they are HUGE areas of the ocean where there is no measurable tides at all
There are places with 1,2,3, and 4 daily tides
waves
are waves, big and small
waves are not tides
tides are sea level
yes but what im saying is the tides are a result of waves
well you are the only one in the world that thinks that
tidal gauges are screened from waves
but anyway if there is no gravity effecting tides what is
Actually lets just stop that there
What about Lunar Eclipse
what about them?
do you think the globe model is used to predict eclipses or something?
newsflash: it's not
Join me in revolution
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Together will will rise
eclipses have been predicted since 3000bc