Post by Pincho Paxton on Sept 13, 2016 11:22:35 GMT
This is much easier with my links...
you go here...
Full and new moons linked to timing of largest quakes
Then you go here...
Time And The Retractable Pen
So water has a springiness because it compresses itself with the combined forces of gravity, and magnetism. Magnetism acts to slow down gravity flow with its physics of quantum holes where gravity will spin. With a full moon the gravity flow is decreased anyway being as it is lined up between the sun, and the moon, and Earth is inside a gravity shadow. The magnetic holes are therefore released of the spin forces of gravity, and with gravity slowing down the quantum holes expand, thus you get waves. Waves are the result of magnetic outflow opposing gravity inflow... and according to the link... so are some earthquakes.
Pincho Paxton
you go here...
Full and new moons linked to timing of largest quakes
Then you go here...
Time And The Retractable Pen
So water has a springiness because it compresses itself with the combined forces of gravity, and magnetism. Magnetism acts to slow down gravity flow with its physics of quantum holes where gravity will spin. With a full moon the gravity flow is decreased anyway being as it is lined up between the sun, and the moon, and Earth is inside a gravity shadow. The magnetic holes are therefore released of the spin forces of gravity, and with gravity slowing down the quantum holes expand, thus you get waves. Waves are the result of magnetic outflow opposing gravity inflow... and according to the link... so are some earthquakes.
Pincho Paxton