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medwatt
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Hello,
Suppose we pass a horizontal plane through the Earth's equator. Over a period of a year how is the variation of the Earth up and down the plane affected by the moon's motion and other planet's at closest approach to Earth and is it really possible if the moon had the same mass of the Earth for them to coexist as they are now.
Suppose we pass a horizontal plane through the Earth's equator. Over a period of a year how is the variation of the Earth up and down the plane affected by the moon's motion and other planet's at closest approach to Earth and is it really possible if the moon had the same mass of the Earth for them to coexist as they are now.