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| 5.6 | 5.1 The action by the Moon and the Sun. 5.2 The physical equation valid for the ocean tides. 5.3 The space unit of an ocean tide. 5.4 The tide wave cadence. 5.5 The time taken by a tide wave. 5.6 The direction of the action. |
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| This point has been already treated on 4.9. |
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| #05 - When the Earth, the Moon and the Sun are aligned. |
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| .1 | When the Earth, the Moon and the Sun are alligned, irrespective of the order of their allignment, the forces of the Moon, generating the ocean tides on our planet, are added to those of the Sun. |
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| .2 | The physical force that generates the ocean tides must have also the following feature: that it must be compatible with the fact asserted at the first paragraph: that it works in a way that, along the main line of force, mutatis mutandis, it is indifferent the direction of its action. |
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