Angular velocity as “moon delay”.

On the graphs of the moon angular velocity.

Angular velocity as “moon delay”.

back to the introduction.

Moon delay.

.1 The angular velocity of the Moon with regard to the Earth may be reckoned as “moon delay”.

.2 The “moon delay” is the difference between 9000 and the value of the moon phase velocity.

.3 In this site, it is the “moon phase velocity” that has been adopted for the comments. Simply because it was the first way to be used in this research. Moreover, their values are less cumbersome.

Advantage with the “moon delay” values.

.4 However, using the “moon delay” values would have a language advantage.

.5 They proceed in the same sense of what occurs in the open molecules, in terms of gaining or losing energy content.

.6 So that, for instance, I may write that the dissipative processes are favoured when the moon delay values are decreasing.

moon phase velocity

daily averages, given in deltins (1/600 of degree/hr).

given as moon delay

	On the graphs of the moon angular velocity.
	Angular velocity as “moon delay”.

	back to the introduction.

	Moon delay.
.1	The angular velocity of the Moon with regard to the Earth may be reckoned as “moon delay”.
.2	The “moon delay” is the difference between 9000 and the value of the moon phase velocity.
.3	In this site, it is the “moon phase velocity” that has been adopted for the comments. Simply because it was the first way to be used in this research. Moreover, their values are less cumbersome.
	Advantage with the “moon delay” values.
.4	However, using the “moon delay” values would have a language advantage.
.5	They proceed in the same sense of what occurs in the open molecules, in terms of gaining or losing energy content.
.6	So that, for instance, I may write that the dissipative processes are favoured when the moon delay values are decreasing.