FINALLY, A GIANT SQUID WASHES ASHORE

VividEnds · 10-08-2013, 04:23 AM

one of the continental plates is being sucked entirely under another, which is why the earthquake was so deep

the moon's orbit deteriorates at a very slow rate, but that's because paths of orbits are approximations. Mars' moons, on the other hand, are deteriorating at a more legit rate. Orbits that do this are beneath the level of geosynchronous orbit or are in retrograde and are sapping rotational inertia from the planet

10-08-2013, 04:23 AM	#17
VividEnds Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 226 Rep Power: 0	one of the continental plates is being sucked entirely under another, which is why the earthquake was so deep the moon's orbit deteriorates at a very slow rate, but that's because paths of orbits are approximations. Mars' moons, on the other hand, are deteriorating at a more legit rate. Orbits that do this are beneath the level of geosynchronous orbit or are in retrograde and are sapping rotational inertia from the planet __________________ no matter what side you see it's only one side ______________________________ __________________ _________ _____ ___ _