lunar eclipses affect pendulums

[Cubola Zaruka]

Some experimenters claim to have noticed that pendulums behave irregularly during eclipses. Is it possible that gravitational waves could be subject to resonance effects or be reflected or refracted by objects of sufficient mass? Are there any better explanations?

http://www.newscientist.com/article/dn17481-july-eclipse-is-best-chance-to-look-for-gravity-anomaly.html

http://http://www.allais.info/index.html

[Cubola Zaruka]

The title was supposed to be 'Solar eclipses affect pendulums'.

[paradigm]

[quote=Cubola Zaruka;93114]Some experimenters claim to have noticed that pendulums behave irregularly during eclipses. Is it possible that gravitational waves could be subject to resonance effects or be reflected or refracted by objects of sufficient mass? Are there any better explanations?

During a solar eclipse the density of the gravitational (emission) field of the Earth is reduced and allows a pendulum to swing faster.

See the essay "The Logic of the Universe (Debunking Physics and Discovering the Theory of Everything as the Paradgim of Science)", located at: http://members.westnet.com.au/paradigm/forever.pdf

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