Example: 2007 march 24 (near a “point b”).
Seen at a slow motion.
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When the variation of the moon angular velocity is reduced, this allows also that everything can be seen at a slow motion, and appreciate the alternation of stretches of time - say, of 5 or 15 minutes each - where nothing special appears to take place, with others, where peculiar phenomena become visible.
It is as if every now and then a sufficient number of water molecules find themselves interacting with the motion of the Moon at one of the critical values of angular velocity.
Example: 2007 march 24 (near a “point b”).
Lusenzo 2007-03-24 u0600: spatiole B u0508; moon decl. N 27°46; moon distance km 373247; eq t +6'30"; moon angular velocity 155.74 deltins/hr; variation +0.01 sec/hr. with respect to the reference water level: cm. -13.
After almost a ten minute interval of quiet water, the turmoil begins to appear again.
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