Planet X: SLOWING Rotation 1

In Article <43TR6.4321$Ke.808334@typhoon.hawaii.rr.com> David Tholen wrote:
> josX writes:
>> Thought I might repost this, it shows the earth rotation
>> is /slowing/ now already !!!.
>
> Tidal interaction has been slowing the rotation of the Earth
> for billions of years.  Not only is it an expected phenomenon,
> it is a measured one.  The day in year 2000 is about 2
> milliseconds longer than the day was in year 1900.

Josh is right again, and David faithfully reporting the establishment
line, again.

The US Navy sets the clocks of the world, synching computers worldwide
in the wee hours of the mornings so that a gradual slowing is
disguised.  All sing the same tune!  But the Moon is not dialing up the
US Navy clock in the middle of the night, to sync, so it stands as a
TRUE indicator of the rate of slowing as we approach 2003.  Per my 1991
book, The Solar System, a Practical Guide, "the time between successive
full moons, known as the synodic moon, is 29.53 days long". But per the
statistics reported by none other than the US Navy, this has MOVED from
29.53 days to become 29.53916 in 1999 to 29.55375 in 2000!

Must be those heavy tides, huh, Dave.

Full Moon, in UT, per Statistics as a link from
(http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/RS_OneDay.html)

Jan  2, 1999   2:49 AM
Jan 31, 1999   4:06 PM  (29 days 12 hr 55 min)
Mar  2, 1999   6:58 AM  (29 days 14 hr 52 min)
Mar 31, 1999  10:49 PM  (29 days 15 hr 51 min)
Apr 30, 1999   2:55 PM  (29 days 14 hr  6 min)
May 30, 1999   6:40 AM  (29 days 14 hr 45 min)
Jun 28, 1999   9:37 PM  (29 days 14 hr 57 min)
Jul 28, 1999  11:25 AM  (29 days 13 hr 48 min)
Aug 26, 1999  11:49 PM  (29 days 12 hr 24 min)
Sep 25, 1999  10:51 AM  (29 days 11 hr  3 min)
Oct 24, 1999   9:02 PM  (29 days 10 hr 11 min)
Nov 23, 1999   7:04 AM  (29 days 10 hr  2 min)
Dec 22, 1999   5:31 PM  (29 days 10 hr 27 min)

1999 Average 29 days 12.94 hr/mo =  29.53916

Jan 21, 2000   4:40 AM  (29 days 11 hr  9 min)
Feb 19, 2000   4:27 PM  (29 days 11 hr 47 min)
Mar 20, 2000   4:41 AM  (29 days 12 hr 14 min)
Apr 18, 2000   5:41 PM  (29 days 13 hr  0 min)
May 18, 2000   7:34 AM  (29 days 13 hr 53 min)
Jun 16, 2000  10:27 PM  (29 days 14 hr 53 min)
Jul 16, 2000   1:55 PM  (29 days 15 hr 28 min)
Aug 15, 2000   5:13 AM  (29 days 15 hr 18 min)
Sep 13, 2000   7:37 PM  (29 days 14 hr 24 min)
Oct 13, 2000   8:53 AM  (29 days 13 hr 16 min)
Nov 11, 2000   9:15 PM  (29 days 12 hr 22 min)
Dec 11, 2000   9:03 AM  (29 days 11 hr 48 min)

2000 Average 29 days 13.29 hr/mo = 29.55375