The Tidal Strain on the Earth

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Aug 1933

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Nature, Volume 132, Issue 3330, pp. 313 (1933).

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IN the early days of exact geodynamics, under the inspiration mainly of Lord Kelvin (cf. Thomson and Tait, ``Nat. Phil.''), the problem of detecting the effect of the moon on gravity, for a yielding earth, excited much attention, leading to pendulum observations by George and Horace Darwin that, however, turned out to be more important for the incipient science of seismology. It appears1 that the problem has now been successfully approached in the manner that was to be expected, namely, by use of the E¶tv¶s gravity balance.

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