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Let’s return to the moment of spin starting:
If the mechanism of spinning, produced by me is right and
Main formula for the spinning of heavenly body can be expressed as:
1. Permanent expansion of space bubble to all sides centrifugally results in 2. permanent centripetal consolidation of matter within the bounds of this bubble to the very center of mentioned expansion, and 3. repulsive force from the center of body (acting inside of solid body as an answer to the press from all sides of body to the center), is reason of spinning (See post #12, #13, #14 with their animations), then let’s analyze, what changes occur after spin starting.
I.e. main question of this post:
What changes occur after spin starting? (I.e. what difference exists between equatorial and polar parts of spinning body (from which part of spinning body the center experiences most/least press) and also what difference exists between the parts of the space bubble above the poles and above equator?)
The vertical press on the axis lessens from all sides, as all points of spinning body spin in planes, parallel to equatorial one (as centrifugal repulsive force is vertical to the axis, i.e. linear speed is vertical to the axis, i.e. it’s parallel to equatorial plane), i.e. the center of the spinning body (let’s say the center of Earth), frees itself somehow from press, which is vertical to axis, i.e. press on the center of the Earth is least on the equator, which spins with the speed of over 1600 km/hour, and is most on poles (variant D, E on the diagram). Mentioned difference makes spinning body to have distorted shape – it is bulging on the equator and is compressed on the poles (variant B on the diagram).
Even we can say that press on the whole equatorial plane within body is most (from both polar sides), as equatorial plane inside of body experiences press, which is vertical to spinning and so mentioned press doesn’t lessen in process of spinning.
I.e. briefly we can summarize:
1. If before spin starting the center of body experienced press from all sides of body equally (variant A on the diagram),
---after spin starting, the press on the axis of rotation lessens in direction, which is vertical towards axis, i.e. the center of body experiences most press from direction of poles, and least press - from equatorial direction, i.e. to say otherwise:
The equatorial plane within body experiences most press from all rest parts of body (i.e. from both opposite parts of body - from both polar directions), but the meridian plane within body experiences least press from both opposite parts of body (vertically to axis of rotation).
Accordingly, changes concern the space bubble of body, i.e. changes concern the space, adjacent to body (which spins along with the body):
Here I’d like to emphasize again that if inner part of boundary of the space bubble is pushing, concentrating solid matter inside it to the center, outer part of space bubble attracts solid matter, placed outside of its bounds (i.e. space bubble of the Earth attracts the matter of the Moon, but space bubble of the Moon attracts the matter of the Earth).
As inner press on the center of body (inside of body) is most from polar sides, accordingly expansion of space bubble (outside of body) is most on the poles (at most stable parts of it), and least – on the equator (at most moving, rotating parts of it), according to the Newton's well-known law, which states: "For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.", i.e. inner-pushing capabilities of space bubble is most on the poles and least – on the equator, so accordingly - attractive (outer-space bubble-surface) capabilities of space bubble is most on the poles and least on the equator, i.e. attractive capabilities of the Earth’s space bubble (of its outer part is most on the poles and least – on the equator) (variant B on the diagram)