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  • čas přidán 15. 01. 2023
  • Here we discuss why we only see the same side of the moon at all times. This is called tidal locking and many moons and even planets in our solar system behave this way. We discuss that it has to do with tidal forces, that, over time, synchronize the orbit of the moon with its rotation such that we never see the other side of the moon.
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Komentáře • 196

  • @erikakoussi4248
    @erikakoussi4248 Před 3 měsíci +5

    Out of 100's of videos I've watched to understand orbital rotation, he is the ONLY guy that explains explicitly for anyone to understand! Thanks. You are amazing!

  • @calvinchokera
    @calvinchokera Před 4 měsíci +3

    This video is underrated...should have a million views or more

  • @baraaktail6860
    @baraaktail6860 Před rokem +13

    You are an entire university!!
    Salutes to you mate

  • @nettrixta1970
    @nettrixta1970 Před rokem +26

    I'm not sure what happened to this guy (Jason G) as a baby that turned him into a super-hero, but he's a MACHINE! The world needs more guys like him. His educational videos over the years have been a God send!

    • @MathAndScience
      @MathAndScience  Před rokem +6

      Thank you so much. So nice of you!

    • @frankdimeglio8216
      @frankdimeglio8216 Před rokem

      @@MathAndScience The crust of what IS the Moon is about TWICE as thick on it's far side !! The BULK DENSITY of what is the Moon is, in fact, comparable to that of (volcanic) basaltic lavas on THE EARTH/ground. The maria (Lunar “seas”) do occupy about ONE SIXTH of the surface area of what is the Moon. Almost ALL of this maria is on the near side of what is the Moon !! The surface gravity of the Moon is about ONE SIXTH of that compared to when that person is on what is THE EARTH/ground.
      The Moon is about one quarter the diameter of WHAT IS THE EARTH. About one third of the visible near side of the Moon consists of maria. The LAND surface area of what is THE EARTH is at 29 percent. This is EXACTLY between one third and one quarter. Great.
      WHAT IS E=MC2 is taken directly from F=ma, AS TIME is NECESSARILY possible/potential AND actual ON/IN BALANCE; AS ELECTROMAGNETISM/energy is CLEARLY AND NECESSARILY proven to be gravity (ON/IN BALANCE); AS the rotation of WHAT IS THE MOON matches the revolution. Great. FACTS.
      Footprints on what is the Moon BASICALLY last indefinitely. NOW, consider what is the fully illuminated (AND setting/WHITE) MOON ON BALANCE; AND consider what is the ORANGE (AND setting) Sun. They are the the SAME SIZE as what is THE EYE. NOW, ONE HALF multiplied times one third IS one sixth. (Lava is about three times as dense as what is WATER.) CLEAR water comes from THE EYE ON BALANCE. THE EARTH IS ALSO BLUE. Notice what is the TRANSLUCENT AND BLUE sky ON BALANCE !!! Finally, notice that the curvature or shape of said/aforementioned MOON does match that of what is THE EARTH/ground (that is, given what is a clear horizon, of course). Magnificent. In other words, it is predictable, in fact, that what is the Moon is about ONE QUARTER of the diameter of WHAT IS THE EARTH ON BALANCE.
      BALANCE AND completeness go hand in hand. Importantly, what is gravity, ON BALANCE, is an INTERACTION that cannot be shielded or blocked. I have attained a gigantic breakthrough in physics. That is beyond dispute.
      Note: Lava IS orange, AND it is even blood red. Great. What is the orange (AND setting) Sun manifests or forms up at what is eye level/BODY HEIGHT.
      By Frank Martin DiMeglio

    • @marcfiles-aime2144
      @marcfiles-aime2144 Před rokem

      I agree 💯

    • @HarryTolle
      @HarryTolle Před měsícem +1

      What controls amoon

    • @HarryTolle
      @HarryTolle Před měsícem

      don say ms 😂

  • @vernroach3413
    @vernroach3413 Před rokem +3

    I'm 77 and still learning...It feels wonderful...Thank you for this video.

  • @natal8261
    @natal8261 Před rokem +11

    Mr. Gibson, the heart and energy that you put in the teaching are most certainly some of the "amazing things about our Universe" - really something else! - not to mention the all-fascinating stuff that you bring to us your audience. Enormously grateful and a big fan :)

  • @srinathabeysinghe5750
    @srinathabeysinghe5750 Před rokem +4

    This is more than excellent of science teaching. You know how to keep the interest from the beginning of the talk to the end of it. You are an amazing teacher. Keep it up !

  • @stephanelacoste2904
    @stephanelacoste2904 Před 4 měsíci +1

    Where were you my whole life? I finally understand the rotation/facing problem that noone else had succeeded in making me truly understand.
    Oh, and I totally get it: voltage is the push.

  • @totallyfrozen
    @totallyfrozen Před rokem +12

    One of my most favorite sub’d channels. I ALWAYS learn something here. 👍🏻

  • @swarsi12
    @swarsi12 Před rokem +5

    i really appreciate your lessons - please continue doing them. also, ignore the negative comments which add absolutely nothing to the actual science behind your explanation.

  • @MusicalGeniusBar
    @MusicalGeniusBar Před rokem +3

    This question has haunted me for years. 🙏 thank you for answering it for me

  • @LuisPena-ge2en
    @LuisPena-ge2en Před 11 dny +1

    Thank you for your videos, so easy to understand, special

  • @yasirnori6643
    @yasirnori6643 Před rokem +7

    That is perfect.
    Thank you very much♥️.

  • @HVS2328
    @HVS2328 Před rokem +1

    My spouse is Science teacher. I have referred her this channel without a second thought. Basically Mr. Jason explains so fundamentally. Here is the essence.

  • @eff6362
    @eff6362 Před rokem +4

    That's awesome! Like the entire history of humanity looking at the same exact cloud & seeing different things in it ☁

  • @frankroper3274
    @frankroper3274 Před rokem +2

    This is off topic but where do the moons for the planets come from? I read somewhere that maybe a part of the earth broke off at some point but the same thing would have had to happen for the other planets as well that have lunar orbits.

  • @marikarmubarak9172
    @marikarmubarak9172 Před rokem

    It's very interesting to hear from you such a great knowledge

  • @darrenfitzpatrick6490
    @darrenfitzpatrick6490 Před rokem +1

    you're the best my dude! dedicating yourself to education is the most honorable thing a human can do. thank you for everything...

  • @danab172
    @danab172 Před rokem +1

    These videos are a great accompaniment to your regular lessons!

  • @drumsamerica6158
    @drumsamerica6158 Před rokem

    Question, so knowing that the earth has bulging oceans on two sides, what would theoretically happen if the Earth were to stop spinning as the moon where to disappear.. specifically concerning the earths sea level, would it be affected by raising? If so, how much raise in the sea level would occur?

  • @MusclecarGrant
    @MusclecarGrant Před 4 měsíci

    will a faster rotation or slower rotation of the moon affect the size of swings from low to high tide? Would one cause a larger or smaller tidal variation?

  • @toby9999
    @toby9999 Před rokem +1

    Brilliant as always.

  • @shashibarla9584
    @shashibarla9584 Před 9 měsíci

    Beautiful explanation sir

  • @nelsonlagua1807
    @nelsonlagua1807 Před rokem

    It is a clear presentation sir!

  • @freewill7549
    @freewill7549 Před rokem +1

    Rich with knowledge thank you...

  • @jeffreylittlewood6237
    @jeffreylittlewood6237 Před 4 měsíci

    Thankyou, but could you release this again with a view from the north or south pole? A polar view map of the earth would be easy to come by and a simple drawing of the moon as imagined from its pole with just one crater indicated would be easy to understand.

  • @Sone2691
    @Sone2691 Před rokem

    Does barycenter has any to do with earth and moon alignment?

  • @azuel1710
    @azuel1710 Před rokem

    Brilliant., thanks Sir...💯

  • @arturoeugster7228
    @arturoeugster7228 Před rokem

    Because the moments of inertia are different and gravity gradient forces and the gyroscopic stable rotation result in one stable relative attitude ,with small oscillations still present.
    Mathematically the 3 dimensional matrix equation for a rotating body and the matrix expression for the gravity gradient moment are very similar.

  • @sarojacharles5546
    @sarojacharles5546 Před rokem

    Thankyou sir you showed very nice truth wonder i am having some con tution in the rotation okay I don't know sorry any how great work thankyou sir

  • @guynorth3277
    @guynorth3277 Před rokem

    Superior, thank you.

  • @rupamukherjee7028
    @rupamukherjee7028 Před 2 měsíci

    Nicely explained

  • @nickmullen1666
    @nickmullen1666 Před rokem +1

    Superb video

  • @tandavaar1598
    @tandavaar1598 Před rokem +2

    The bulge of the oceans are due to the moons gravity...acting on earth...and its earth's gravity that prevents the total escape of the entire Ocean....but surely this MUST be the main reason of evaporation of some water apart from and in addition to the sun's rays/ heat which raises the temperature and ALSO adds up to the process of evaporation.
    Just a thought...please elucidate on it... because it seems extremely likely..but never found it any text regards evaporation.

  • @DanWoodcock-dl1ep
    @DanWoodcock-dl1ep Před 10 měsíci +1

    Thanks for this explanation. I wonder why the earth isn't tidally locked with the sun? The gravitational force between earth and sun is far greater than between earth and moon so shouldn't earth-sun tidal locking be expected?

    • @ibrahimtee
      @ibrahimtee Před 6 měsíci

      i’m the furthest thing from an astrophysicist but my guess would be the same reason the earth doesn’t have one side locked to facing the moon. which is the earth has oceans which can bulge and compensate for the gravitational force of the sun.

    • @ibrahimtee
      @ibrahimtee Před 6 měsíci +1

      i read your comment before finishing the video and answered with my best guess. but i just realized that he answered your question at 17:17. earth is far away from the sun and it’s size is very negligible compared to the sun, so the effect of a tidal lock is unlikely

  • @sailingeden9866
    @sailingeden9866 Před rokem

    Great video.

  • @noeljames1254
    @noeljames1254 Před rokem

    Could it be because of the distance away from the moon, why we get, perhaps an illusion that we are seeing the same side? The moon is always illuminated, reflecting light from the sun.
    There are times when the moon doesn't appear any at all, so what side of it is facing us during that time? Could it be the dark side? So, could that be the reason it becomes invisible to the naked eye? Just curious 🤔

  • @albertmarc8117
    @albertmarc8117 Před rokem +1

    Very informative 👏 👌 👍

  • @garybartnik1509
    @garybartnik1509 Před rokem

    This is the first time i have seen your channel.Very impressed; the best on science ever!! I just subscribed and will now get all notifications!!! Gary in dreamland. Have a nice dream!!!🙂☁️☁️☁️⛅💫🌟🌟🌟🌟👉☁️⏰☁️👈

  • @arthurwagar88
    @arthurwagar88 Před rokem

    Interesting. Thanks.

  • @danielhudgu3062
    @danielhudgu3062 Před rokem

    Thank you

  • @mgabrielle2343
    @mgabrielle2343 Před rokem +1

    How can we be so sure that it is tidal locking, and not something else like a Magnetic Coupling, or another force such as Gravitational locking, besides, the composition of moon's internal structure and its different density at different parts along its surface and volume may not be uniform, may be of different composition at different places along its internal structure, such that higher density areas of the moon will have higher gravitational pull towards the earths similar higher density areas, earth's core does not contain uniformly distributed materials, if this was the case we would find oil, iron, Gold, lead, and uranium, water and all other elements equally distributed throughout earths surface and core, this is not the case, therefore higher density areas of the moon locks to earth's gravitational pull. Of course in order for the current explanation of tidal locking the moon needs to be elongated a considerable amount, but the fact is its elongation is negligible. For example during high tide the sea level rises just a few meters high, compare this to the earths diameter of thousands of kilometers, this change is negligible.

  • @tresajessygeorge210
    @tresajessygeorge210 Před rokem

    THANK YOU... SIR...!!!

  • @shashidharshettar3846

    Thank you teacher

  • @ecdevera2455
    @ecdevera2455 Před rokem +1

    You rock, Sir! Clear, very fascinating presentation each time. Can't thank you enough, to be sure.

  • @DustInTheWindAZ
    @DustInTheWindAZ Před rokem +2

    WOW! That sounds like an over-complicated explanation for "tidal locking". Isn't it simply that the moon's center of gravity is not in the center of it's mass? We now know that the Moon's gravitational forces are not the same or equal all over. So the moon has "settled" into an orbit where its "heavier" side is drawn to and facing the Earth.
    For example: Haven't you ever had a ball that wobbled? And when you put that ball down, it would always settle (stop rolling) on the same side? You could spin or roll it in any direction and as fast as you wanted, but it would ALWAY settle on the same side.
    Is that not EXACTLY what the Moon (or ALL "tidally locked" moons) are doing? It's so simple, yet you make it sound so complicated!

    • @Quintavious-Gooch
      @Quintavious-Gooch Před rokem

      I agree with this idea, i.e. the "loaded dice" argument.

    • @josemariatrueba4568
      @josemariatrueba4568 Před rokem

      You are right. It's simple. All planets have a hidden side because their composition is not uniform and center of gravity is not the center of the sphere. This video is not overcomplicated but simply wrong.

  • @TerryChambers7
    @TerryChambers7 Před 7 dny

    Can a bird fly more easily if over the high tide bulge because of moon gravity?

  • @brucea9871
    @brucea9871 Před 4 měsíci

    I watched a couple of your videos and while you do a good job of explaining the topic I think the videos are a bit long winded. They could be considerably shortened. For instance it doesn't require a 19 minute video to explain why we always see the same face of the moon. A few minutes would suffice. Another video of yours I just watched explaining the tides was 34 minutes long but a video less than a third of that would be sufficient. And I noticed you have a 36 minute video explaining the phases of the moon but again that can be explained in a few minutes.

  • @ahjotco906
    @ahjotco906 Před rokem

    It's like a perfect partner to a tango dance? Many thanks to the complex forces of nature with your detailed explanation.

  • @pv6830
    @pv6830 Před 9 měsíci

    There seems some confusing statements here:
    10:03 so just as the Earth is attracted
    10:06 attracting the moon and stretching it
    10:08 out into sort of like an oblong shake
    10:09 the oceans are coming out like this the
    Shouldn't it better sound like this?
    10:03 so just as the Earth is attracted
    10:06 by the moon and stretching itself
    10:08 out into sort of like an oblong shake
    10:09 the oceans are coming out like this

  • @oldeagle2514
    @oldeagle2514 Před rokem +1

    Why do we always see the same side of the Moon? Because Pink Floyd is on The Dark Side Of The Moon waiting to see you there!

  • @jamilabagash149
    @jamilabagash149 Před 8 měsíci

    So due to a tidal lock does the moon complete a whole rotation around it's axis? That is the question I need answered.

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 Před měsícem

      Yes, the moon completes a whole rotation on its axis once every 28 days approximately, the time it takes to complete one orbit of the earth.
      This is known as synchronous rotation.

  • @timothystockman7533
    @timothystockman7533 Před rokem

    And the friction of the tides against the Earth's crust is slowing down the Earth's rotation. Momentum is conserved so the rotational energy lost ends up pushing the moon into a higher orbit. IERS is devoted to precisely measuring the Earth's rotation, and the increase in the moon's orbital distance can be precisely measured by bouncing laser beams off the retro-reflectors left by the Apollo astronauts.

  • @drumtwo4seven
    @drumtwo4seven Před rokem +1

    Nice 👍

  • @michaelkirkpatrick494

    Knowing that gravity is not a force but that space itself is warped in the presence of massive objects, it would be fun to see this illustrated as well. In the way distant future even our earth will become tidally locked with our sun.

  • @focarglo
    @focarglo Před 9 měsíci

    Two points are unclear A the moon is egg shaped NOW, but if in the past it was spinning faster the gravitational force of the earth should have been applied to diffeeent parts of the moon during its revolution and the shape should be round. B the egg shape makes sense only respect to the poles (the axis), so the earth ahould prevent the axe to rotate, but of course it can't affect the spinning as all parts which spin have the same egg-shape

  • @calousthagopian9963
    @calousthagopian9963 Před rokem +2

    But if the moon was rotating slow or fast, wouldn’t it bulge on the side facing the earth, thus creating a new bulge on the surface closest to the earth.

    • @ernstburger8387
      @ernstburger8387 Před rokem

      Yes it would but you would not be able to see it only if the bulge were on the sides of the moon.

  • @rodolphedrolet6994
    @rodolphedrolet6994 Před rokem

    It would seen with the tilt as a wobble,,,it sure must be a perfect ball to not rotate in thousands of wobles over the years

  • @rodolphedrolet6994
    @rodolphedrolet6994 Před rokem

    How can there be a direct hit from a astroid in such a small area to line up strait circle crater in so many places we see both sides of impact same height if crater?? And no spinning to with such large craters for it's side ,,,,,,,??? Are you sure 🤪

  • @jebbait1669
    @jebbait1669 Před 4 měsíci

    Has this happened to planets orbiting our sun?

  • @lakhbinderjitsingh7795

    Rotation sideways from centre point rotation not fully rotation how eye see everything means awakening my life right

  • @chinmayshetye3
    @chinmayshetye3 Před 5 měsíci

    Thanks

  • @Will-bo4hq
    @Will-bo4hq Před rokem

    Even my Astronomy 101 Prof at university did not explain this Tidal locking concept.

  • @yyy.y_copyright
    @yyy.y_copyright Před rokem

    N
    Just mention rotations in relation to which object.

  • @joemug4079
    @joemug4079 Před rokem

    What created the budge of the moon in the first place?

  • @hemrajue3434
    @hemrajue3434 Před rokem

    Perfect synchronism between the earth and moon. We won't sense any motion of either. It may work like a gear system.

  • @xavierdaume2757
    @xavierdaume2757 Před rokem

    Easy explanation:
    1 moon rotation movement about its axis is = to 1 moon translation movement around the Earth.

    • @MathAndScience
      @MathAndScience  Před rokem

      Yes but the video was explaining why this happens.

  • @rodstarsaanjan338
    @rodstarsaanjan338 Před rokem

    Amazing Wow

  • @rodolphedrolet6994
    @rodolphedrolet6994 Před rokem

    At 23 degrees too wow 😳🥺 can't see it yo sure 🤪perfect phased all the time ,,,,,,wow does it be large on night then the next night be smallest in 24 hours and still keep in phase

  • @jeffplunkett5335
    @jeffplunkett5335 Před rokem +1

    Good explanation of tidal locking. I, as many othwrs, previously thought it was mere coincidence that the rotational period of the Moon matches ita orbital period Now I understand the gravitational forces involved. It always strikes me as amazing that gravity can have that much of an effect. Thanks for the lesson.

    • @MathAndScience
      @MathAndScience  Před rokem +1

      Thanks so much!

    • @blaineedwards8078
      @blaineedwards8078 Před rokem

      There are aliens from Uranus living on the dark side of the moon. Actually...all aliens are from Uranus. They live underground there, so there are aliens in Uranus.

  • @chevalier6149
    @chevalier6149 Před 3 měsíci

    So if the earths gravity causes the bulging of the moon then it couldn’t have had it to tidally lock it.. if the gravity is latching into the bulge in the moon then it would’ve already had to have had it in order for that to be the case.

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 Před měsícem

      What isn't explained in this video, is that the mass of the moon is not distributed evenly throughout its structure, so the earth's gravity is interacting with the moon in an unbalanced manner, with more force being exerted on one side than on the other.

  • @LiaLia-jb2sk
    @LiaLia-jb2sk Před 6 měsíci

    Im sorry but when u were moving the moon around the earth i did not see where it was rotating… the only way i understand this tidal locking is if the earth is rotating east to west and the moon rotates north to south

  • @hg1288
    @hg1288 Před rokem

    Good explanation. Is there an explanation why Moon is moving away from Earth?

    • @allanelliott5349
      @allanelliott5349 Před rokem

      The gravitational attraction of the sun is greater than that of the earth. This is unlike any satellite in the solar system regarding its parent planet.

  • @stgeorgeist
    @stgeorgeist Před rokem

    Basic moon is trapped by tidal forces of earth and moon pulling together and likje the moon pulls on earths oceans pulling tides up and down the same force acts on the moon and slowed its spin down to zero over billion's of years trapping it as we see it? the moon also acts am, a guard ,for many objects that could hit earth

  • @hanrealistic
    @hanrealistic Před měsícem

    yeah but how can you see the same face from different hemispheres? we see upside down, shouldn't we see noticeable difference?

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 Před měsícem

      The orientation of the moon's near-side surface is different from different parts of the earth, but the same side always faces earth.
      The moon appears upside from the southern hemisphere compared to the view from the northern hemisphere.

    • @hanrealistic
      @hanrealistic Před 26 dny

      @@sailorman8668 you are wrong

  • @roselineclement
    @roselineclement Před 9 měsíci

    Interesting

  • @dennisbell9639
    @dennisbell9639 Před rokem

    So the earth provides feedback,or let me say is a " gravity governor" of the moon.
    Am I close?

  • @danmiller4725
    @danmiller4725 Před rokem

    The moon you say revolves eastward and rotates at the same rate. 27 days. That explains why we see what we do. But because of the earth's daily rotation it appears the moon goes around the earth westward every day ...about but not quite. There's a retrograde motion eastward, the direction of the moons revolving. Eh?

  • @woodchipgardens9084
    @woodchipgardens9084 Před 9 dny

    I think tidal locked should not be called a spin. Doesnt matter if there is a fantasy rotation, its a tidal lock.

  • @georgep4465
    @georgep4465 Před rokem

    Ok. So the Moon is spinning and the Earth is spinning. And the same face of the Moon always faces Earth. The EArth rotates 360 deg once a day relative to the Sun. The Moon is smaller than the Earth in terms of diameter and circumference. So it must be spinning significantly faster than the Earth? Or Not? How much faster? Can you say how many times the Moon rotates per Earth day? Does the 27 day orbit of the Moon around the Earth affect the Moon's rate of spin?
    I guess it can be worked out mathematically ...

  • @trouble8508
    @trouble8508 Před rokem

    SO WHAT ABOUT THE INFLUENCE OF SUN'S GRAVITY ON ALL THESE MOVEMENTS KNOWING THAT THE EARTH ITS SELF IS ALSO UNDERGOING SOLAR GRAVITIONAL FORCE. aND THE MOON IS ALSO AS CLOSE TO THE SUN LIKE THE EARTH. ; WHAT A COMPLEX COMBINATION OF THREE FORCES

  • @trouble8508
    @trouble8508 Před rokem

    IS MERCURY NOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO THE SUN TO BE TIDALLY LOCKED TO THE SUN

  • @greggoodes
    @greggoodes Před 10 měsíci

    So why is it that the moon is not pulled into the earth. If one considers the force required to change the shape ofbthe moon that's more than enough to get the moon crashing into the earth's atmosphere.???? What holds the moon in position???

    • @sailorman8668
      @sailorman8668 Před 7 měsíci

      You could ask the same question as to why all the satellites and the space station don't come 'crashing into the earth's atmosphere'.
      Do you know the answer to your question now?

  • @XavierArulraj
    @XavierArulraj Před rokem

    Respected Sir Jason G...
    It is really misleading when you use two dimension pictures. Rather if you use Sphere... Globes 🌎 for both Earth and moon then your teachings will be more appropriate and appreciateble.

  • @rodolphedrolet6994
    @rodolphedrolet6994 Před rokem

    Well we have only seen another moon for a little time ,,,,,your guessing if it common

  • @88njtrigg88
    @88njtrigg88 Před rokem

    Veritasium.. why electrons...

  • @stevenwild39
    @stevenwild39 Před 6 měsíci

    At some point in history, though, surely the moon wasn't egg-shaped? At this time, if it was spinning, wouldn't it have stayed spherical?

  • @drmichaelshea
    @drmichaelshea Před rokem

    I guess this explanation is OK with respect to Newtonian physics, but how does it work of more modern physicists are right, that gravity is not a force, but a curvature of space-time?

  • @pierrecote8241
    @pierrecote8241 Před rokem

    The Moon moves like our million of satellites that's is why we see one side of the Moon that's my humble opinion!

  • @robertreznik9330
    @robertreznik9330 Před rokem

    If the moon's rotation was not locked, that would have advanced science by many centuries.

  • @lesliehenriques62
    @lesliehenriques62 Před rokem

    why earth moon grey

  • @gabor6259
    @gabor6259 Před rokem

    1:38 I think it's pronounced karon.

    • @roxie_fiste1
      @roxie_fiste1 Před rokem

      Clyde Tombaugh told me that Pluto’s moon was pronounced “Sha’ron”, after one of the discoverer’s family member.. we had hosted him at a special event at our museum about 3 years before he passed. (Mr Tombaugh was a world class punster who kept us in stitches during his visit)..

  • @mbarshesh
    @mbarshesh Před rokem +1

    You explanation is nice, but i doubt if it is correct. NASA did not know about this explanation. The moon is hollow, artificial and populated. Please update yourself.

  • @randywilson944
    @randywilson944 Před rokem

    The moon 🌝 is really shy ☺️ 😂

  • @garysimon7765
    @garysimon7765 Před rokem

    When the moon was 20k away from earth and when the moon moves beyond earth's gravitational influence would make a good topic here.

  • @yuusufliibaan1380
    @yuusufliibaan1380 Před rokem

    Thanks again for your help lesson keep going dear teacher I very like your lesson thank you may God bless you dear teacher 🙏

  • @at6683
    @at6683 Před 9 měsíci

    Thank you, FINALLY a video that easily/clearly explains why we only see one side.

  • @rajumatthews2270
    @rajumatthews2270 Před 4 měsíci

    Mr. Gibson: Then why earth is not tidally locked in with sun?

    • @brucea9871
      @brucea9871 Před 4 měsíci

      I suspect it's because the Earth is not close enough to the sun to become tidally locked. (But in the distant future the Earth would become tidally locked to the moon because the Earth's rotation is gradually slowing down due to friction with the oceans. This would happen in 50 billion years if the solar system survived that long. The Earth would then take about 49 of our current days to rotate once, which would then be the same amount of time it would take the moon to orbit the Earth (the moon is receding from Earth and hence its orbital period is increasing from its current 27 days). So the same side of Earth would always face the moon. But the sun will turn into a red giant and fry the Earth long before that happens.) If the Earth was substantially closer to the sun in a circular orbit I think the Earth would be tidally locked to the sun. Mercury is closer to the sun and is tidally locked, but not in a 1:1 resonance (I.e. it does not rotate exactly once on its axis for every orbit around the sun as the moon does with Earth). Instead Mercury is in a 3:2 resonance with the sun. It rotates on its axis exactly 3 times for every 2 orbits around the sun. I think the reason for Mercury's 3:2 resonance is that its orbit is quite elliptical; its distance from the sun varies quite a bit during its orbit. If its orbit was circular I think Mercury would be tidally locked to the sun in a 1:1 resonance as the moon is with Earth.

  • @travisgann6750
    @travisgann6750 Před 7 měsíci

    Thanks dad 😂

  • @shashikantdwivedi9290

    *Moon is like Rna means Straight doesn't Spirals like Dna but do Flips inadvertently.🤨🤔🧐🤪😕😉🙄🤫🧐*
    *🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤓😎🌸*