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Rick James
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Hi all
Looking for some assistance if possible.
Astrophysics is not my field--so please be gentle with me, as I am totally ignorant in your discipline.
I’m doing experiments with magnets and rotating devices and would like to include the effect of drag and pull of the moon (at max and min.) in my data for analysis.
What I need is to know is were I could find information with regards to the Earth and moons distance at any point in time.
Also, the gravitational effects—example—at what point are they strongest and weakest.
Are they strongest at the point of the moons nearest approach or as the moon starts to move away.
I would like to be able to access the information ( —as in a database format ) at any point in time--eg. what would the value be --say--July 19, 2113 or August 05,2014.
I would also like to chart the data over time.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
R_I_C_K
Looking for some assistance if possible.
Astrophysics is not my field--so please be gentle with me, as I am totally ignorant in your discipline.
I’m doing experiments with magnets and rotating devices and would like to include the effect of drag and pull of the moon (at max and min.) in my data for analysis.
What I need is to know is were I could find information with regards to the Earth and moons distance at any point in time.
Also, the gravitational effects—example—at what point are they strongest and weakest.
Are they strongest at the point of the moons nearest approach or as the moon starts to move away.
I would like to be able to access the information ( —as in a database format ) at any point in time--eg. what would the value be --say--July 19, 2113 or August 05,2014.
I would also like to chart the data over time.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance
R_I_C_K