thomas garvey

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  • thomas garvey replied to thomas garvey
    Moons data

    ok i thought that after 10 it would "catch up" thanks

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    Orbital resonances at Saturn?

    shame i can't do the test however has been a good week.

  • thomas garvey made a comment
    Moons data

    callisto:ganymede = 1:2.3 so if timed by 10 will be 10:23 so does that mean they are resonant? or can you not do that?

  • thomas garvey made a comment
    The Moon’s origin

    I feel inclined to belive the collision theory as i think it explains the moons eliptical and inclined orbit and similar composition to earth however the cature theory can also explain the moons orbit however the moon isnt in a retrograde orbit with earth.

  • thomas garvey made a comment
    What makes a moon?

    Surely if we are discussing weather or not saturns ring particles are moons we can use this argument to say that any moon with any size of particle orbiting it will be a moon with a moon?

  • thomas garvey replied to thomas garvey
    The crescent Moon seen from the Equator – a question

    Never mind

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    The crescent Moon seen from the Equator – a question

    I think there will be both leaning left and right if the moons orbit around earth is tilted

  • thomas garvey made a comment
    Thinking about Europa

    1) finding life on europa would confirm the ideas of how life can exist on planets/moons like europa. The discovery may also lead to spacecraft having to go through further cleaning before going anywhere as to prevent anyother unknown populations from being contaminated

    2) microorganisms from earth can survive on the hull of spacecraft such as tartigrades...