Showing posts with label earth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label earth. Show all posts
Monday, 11 February 2013
Friday, 25 January 2013
More mucking about with numbers. The magic 0.915 ratio....
366 / 400 = 0.915
(days in year) divided by (number of times sun is further from earth than moon) = 0.915
0.915 x 10928 = 9999.12
0.915 of moon diameter = pretty damn close to 10,000.
366 x 10928 = 3999.65
(days in year) multiplied by (kilometres around moon's circumference) = 3999.65 = pretty damn close to 4000.
27.322 (days in sidereal month) x 366 = 99.999 = pretty damn close to 100.
400 / 27.322 = 1464.02
400 x 3.66 = 1464 !
0.915 x 1464 = 1600
400 / 10928 = 0.03660322
40,000 /10928 = 3.66
Speed of light divided by 366 = 109724 km /s - (Recurring 109 again...)
___________________________________ = 100.4 km/ms =
0.915
also equals 10 nanoseconds per metre.
I don't know what any of it means either, but the more I fiddle around with these numbers, the more strange relationships I find....
(days in year) divided by (number of times sun is further from earth than moon) = 0.915
0.915 x 10928 = 9999.12
0.915 of moon diameter = pretty damn close to 10,000.
366 x 10928 = 3999.65
(days in year) multiplied by (kilometres around moon's circumference) = 3999.65 = pretty damn close to 4000.
27.322 (days in sidereal month) x 366 = 99.999 = pretty damn close to 100.
400 / 27.322 = 1464.02
400 x 3.66 = 1464 !
0.915 x 1464 = 1600
400 / 10928 = 0.03660322
40,000 /10928 = 3.66
Speed of light divided by 366 = 109724 km /s - (Recurring 109 again...)
___________________________________ = 100.4 km/ms =
0.915
also equals 10 nanoseconds per metre.
I don't know what any of it means either, but the more I fiddle around with these numbers, the more strange relationships I find....
Monday, 31 December 2012
Moony Business
The Moon's polar circumference is 27.3% the size of the Earth's polar circumference.
The Moon orbits the earth every 27.3 Earth days and turns 10920.8 km at the equator every 27.3 days. This equates to a speed of 400 km/h. The Earth turns at 100 times the rate and travels 40,000 km per rotation. Conversely the Sun is 400 times larger than the Moon and 400 times further away from Earth, which is why we get to see such great eclipses.
Earth turns 366 times each orbit of the sun, and is 366% the measurement of the moon at the polar circumference. The moon orbits earth 366 times every 10,000 days.
There are 109.2 Earth diameters across the Sun's diameter.
There are 109.2 Sun diameters between the Earth and the Sun when it is at the furthest reach of it's orbit around the sun.
There are 109.2 x 100 km across the circumference of the Moon.
Please feel free to check these sums and come to your own conclusions :).
The Moon orbits the earth every 27.3 Earth days and turns 10920.8 km at the equator every 27.3 days. This equates to a speed of 400 km/h. The Earth turns at 100 times the rate and travels 40,000 km per rotation. Conversely the Sun is 400 times larger than the Moon and 400 times further away from Earth, which is why we get to see such great eclipses.
Earth turns 366 times each orbit of the sun, and is 366% the measurement of the moon at the polar circumference. The moon orbits earth 366 times every 10,000 days.
There are 109.2 Earth diameters across the Sun's diameter.
There are 109.2 Sun diameters between the Earth and the Sun when it is at the furthest reach of it's orbit around the sun.
There are 109.2 x 100 km across the circumference of the Moon.
Please feel free to check these sums and come to your own conclusions :).
Friday, 28 December 2012
366ing
Diameter of Earth (km) / Diameter of Moon (km) = 3.6668
12472 / 3475 = 3.6668
Strangely enough, the earth rotates 366 times in a single orbit of the sun. And if you divide that recurring 400 by 3.66, you get that recurring 109.28.
More on 366 another time. When I figure it all out....
12472 / 3475 = 3.6668
Strangely enough, the earth rotates 366 times in a single orbit of the sun. And if you divide that recurring 400 by 3.66, you get that recurring 109.28.
More on 366 another time. When I figure it all out....
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