navigation, tides and moon position

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunitidal_interval

http://ny.usharbors.com/monthly-tide...shers%20Island

pick the apogee of the full moon when it has an age of 14.5 days and sun and moon are exactly opposite in the sky that is the 23rd of june of 2013, you know that by the inidicated moon phase

lets obtain the hour of that local noon and therefore the time when the moons in the bottom since its oppsosite to the sun since its the apogee of the full moon, this is easy finding the mid time between sunrise and sunset

sunrise: 5:14

sunset: 8:26

therefore local noon: 12:45
(5:15 plus 7 hours 30 minutes = 12:45, 8:30 minus 7 hours 30 minutes 1:00 close enough to 12:45)

now we know moons at the bottom there at 12:45 because the sun is at the top at 12:45 and theyre opposite since its exactly full moon

therefore high tide there should be, accounting for the lunitidar interval, 12:15 to 01:15, and it should be a spring tide, not for the season but for extreme, springy

then why it says it is at 9:34?

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and this throws a hint into the lunar distance method to obtain longitude the true historical solution for high sea sailing AND NOT MECHANICAL CLOCKS that along a year would delay hugely

how could fileas fog know that 79 days had passed in london where he had counted 80 days

simple count moons a moons a moon however much rotations you give to earth, a true universal time, the time by which we should live in a global world

months should last 29 days exactly the moons period with year correction and we should count time by the moon phases which is the sun-moon time insync

like that whileas phog would have counted 2 moons 29*2= 68 + 11 days= 79 lunisolar days to count eqaully weather you stay in london or travela round the world in either sense and women would know better when to buy tampax

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for me the natural clock would be one with a 29 hour bezel, short nedle aims the day and long nedel aims the hour of the day so 29 days of 29 hours each

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the mistake is in the wiki lunitidal interval are not a maximum of 30 minutes as it says but up to 12 hours, that is the delay between the moon trnasit and the tide