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EPSC-DPS Joint Meeting 2011, held 2-7 October 2011 in Nantes, France. http://meetings.copernicus.org/epsc-dps2011, p.111
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The physical background. Celestial bodies move in orbits and keep them due to equality of centrifugal and attractio n forces. These forces are oppositely directed. There is a third force -the inert ia-gravity one directed at the right angle to mentioned above and, thus, not interfering with them (Fig. 1). This force is caused by moving all celestial bodies in non -circular keplerian orbits with periodically changing accelerations. A clear illustration of status of this third force is a stretched rope never achieving a straight line because of the not compensated rope weight acting at the right angle to the stretching force s. In the cas e of cosmic bodies this "not compens ated" inertia-gravity force is absorbed in a cosmic body mass making this mass to warp, undulate. This warping in form of standing waves in rotating bodies is decomposed in four interfering direct ions (ortho - and diagonal) (Fig. 2) producing uplifted (+, ++), subsided (-, --) and neutral (0) blocks (Fig. 2). An interfe rence of fundamental waves 1 long 2π R ma kes always pres ent in bodies tectonic dichotomy: an oppos ition of two hemispheres-segments - one uplifted, another subsided (Fig. 2-6). The first overtone of the wave 1 - wave 2 long πR ma kes tectonic sectors superimposed on segments -hemispheres (Fig. 2, 7, 8). Along with the segment -sectoral pattern in cosmic bodies tectonic granulation develops (Fig. 9, 10). The granule sizes are inversely proportional to orbital frequencies [1-3]. The sectoral tectonic blocks are clearly visible also on Venus and icy satellites of Saturn, especially on polar views. Earth and photosphere are remarkable reference points of this fundamental dependence: orbits - tectonic granulation (Fig. 9, 10).
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