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To: Strategerist

I doubt that a full moon has any more gravitational pull on the earth than a new moon, since the amount light bouncing off the moon isn't going to make any difference. The daily fluctuations of the tides caused by the moon will probably make much more of an impact.


73 posted on 11/14/2005 2:54:14 PM PST by NorseWood
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To: NorseWood

That's not true, a full moon iss much, much larger than a new moon. I have empirically determined this by looking at it. ;-0


90 posted on 11/14/2005 3:03:25 PM PST by Great Caesars Ghost (I'm proud to be an EX-episcopalian.)
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