The water figures - introduction.

Chapter 1, page 1.

The water figures.

1.1 1.1 Introduction.
1.2 Perception problems with the water figures.
1.3 On the water figures unperceived directly.
1.4 Commonplace water figures.
1.5 Ambient conditions.
1.6 Circumstances affecting the water figures.
1.7 Time relations with the ocean tides.

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Ephemeral forms on the surface of the water.

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At particular times, on a quiet surface of the water of a lagoon, of a lake, of a sea, one can see irregular forms, of varying sizes, which seem “to strive” to become almost regular geometric ones. On occasions, they succeed in doing so.

The cause of the water figures.

.2 The geometric shapes would witness the formation of coherent states, of ephemeral duration, among adjacent molecules, after they have taken the same molecular configuration. Because of that, the water becomes less dense, and occupies a larger volume.

Among the conditions which favour their formation.

.3 Among the conditions which favour their formation, the energy exchanges, favoured by the water depth and currents, the positions of the Moon and of the Sun, and a reduced variation of the moon phase velocity.

See also page 6 of this chapter.

Perception problems.

.4 As I have point out in the introduction page, there are some problems to perceive the water figures. Usually we pass by them and we do not see them.

See next page.

N.B.

The movies are in the standard Quicktime (™). If necessary, you can download the software adapted for your operative system, at the Apple site, specific for your nation and language.

Each movie has its name, which reports in the order: the location, the two last digit of year, month, day and the hour ut (universal time) [locationYYMMDDu0000].

In order to start a QuickTime® movie, click at the centre of the picture, on “>>>”.

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	Chapter 1, page 1.

	The water figures.
1.1	1.1 Introduction. 1.2 Perception problems with the water figures. 1.3 On the water figures unperceived directly. 1.4 Commonplace water figures. 1.5 Ambient conditions. 1.6 Circumstances affecting the water figures. 1.7 Time relations with the ocean tides.
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	Ephemeral forms on the surface of the water.
.1	At particular times, on a quiet surface of the water of a lagoon, of a lake, of a sea, one can see irregular forms, of varying sizes, which seem “to strive” to become almost regular geometric ones. On occasions, they succeed in doing so.




	The cause of the water figures.
.2	The geometric shapes would witness the formation of coherent states, of ephemeral duration, among adjacent molecules, after they have taken the same molecular configuration. Because of that, the water becomes less dense, and occupies a larger volume.
	Among the conditions which favour their formation.
.3	Among the conditions which favour their formation, the energy exchanges, favoured by the water depth and currents, the positions of the Moon and of the Sun, and a reduced variation of the moon phase velocity.
	See also page 6 of this chapter.
	Perception problems.
.4	As I have point out in the introduction page, there are some problems to perceive the water figures. Usually we pass by them and we do not see them.
	See next page.

	N.B.
	The movies are in the standard Quicktime (™). If necessary, you can download the software adapted for your operative system, at the Apple site, specific for your nation and language.
	Each movie has its name, which reports in the order: the location, the two last digit of year, month, day and the hour ut (universal time) [locationYYMMDDu0000].
	In order to start a QuickTime® movie, click at the centre of the picture, on “>>>”.

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