Earth-Moon Barycentre: Movement & Effects

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The discussion centers on skepticism regarding an article about the Earth-Moon barycentre's movement, which claims it moves unidirectionally daily and shifts direction over nine years. Participants question the credibility of the source, noting it requires payment for access and lacks peer-reviewed validation. Concerns are raised about the reliability of non-mainstream publications, suggesting they do not meet forum guidelines for discussion. The advice is to seek information from reputable, peer-reviewed journals instead. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the importance of credible sources in scientific discussions.
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Hi,

I recently came across an article on which I am somewhat skeptical, because one has to pay to see it, but nevertheless it was interesting. Have a look at the abstract for feature 4 on:

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The author suggests that the barycentre of the Earth-Moon system moves in unidirectionally every day and then another direction over a 9 year basis. Can such an effect be back up outside of this webpage and what si the source of the effect?

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