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The Moon is always there, isn't it?
In the article, I couldn't find the word "Apogee", but only moon's gravitation. If the Moon causes earthquakes, isn't it when the Moon is at its apogee or immediately after?
Raoul
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The Moon is always there, isn't it?
In the article, I couldn't find the word "Apogee", but only moon's gravitation. If the Moon causes earthquakes, isn't it when the Moon is at its apogee or immediately after?
Raoul