To: KevinDavis
Any chance tidal forces could be observed as a means of detection? I suppose having a moon like ours is unlikely though.
4 posted on
09/13/2010 6:24:50 PM PDT by
facedodge
To: facedodge
I suppose having a moon like ours is unlikely though. Indeed. The formation of our moon seems to be a very unique occurrence. Can you imagine how complicated tidal forces would be on a world with 2 or 3 moons?
6 posted on
09/13/2010 6:30:24 PM PDT by
Islander7
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To: facedodge
Any chance tidal forces could be observed as a means of detection?Tidal forces are computed. It's a basic consequence of gravity in a multibody system and has nothing to do with oceans.
18 posted on
09/13/2010 8:51:12 PM PDT by
altair
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