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No it’s not because you are projecting backward in time in the presence of a gravitational field that varies with square of radius. The path of the moon away f
by snowwrestler 4y ago
No it’s not because you are projecting backward in time in the presence of a gravitational field that varies with square of radius.
The path of the moon away from the Earth is not a straight line, it is a tightly wound spiral.
- soliton4 4y agogiven your insight in the matter, would you care to post the correct calculation then?