Earth-moon Relationship and the Astronomical Implications of Tidal Wave Arrival Times

The pursuit for the essence of the LIGO’s philosophy in the laser-based detection of a transient gravitational wave signal, the Signal, dated September 14, 2015 at 09:50:45 UTC and the pursuit to sift the September 14, 2015 at 09:50:45 UTC out of the LIGO’s event as well as the pursuit for mathematical models to predict tidal wave arrival times via Moon’s equinox times and vice versa brought mathematical models to calculate the Moon’s equinox. The Moon’s equinox time matches the tidal wave arrival time transition time, the TWATTT. The TWATTT will produce the TWATTT response time, the TWATTTRT, upon offsetting the former forward with a location dependent constant, the LDC, which closes the chain of variables for the prediction of tidal wave arrival times. The TWATTT shall exactly dovetail with the Earth’s equinox time when Earth, the Sun and the Moon shall happen to be in a vertical conjunction in the 2D plane. Support to discuss the results was drawn chiefly from the principles of radiant cold-heat transfer, from the principle of distance-based decaying of resources as well as from the principles of laser interferometry. The following results added to the cascade of results: the timing for the Signal’s detection, the September 14, 2015 at 09:50:45 UTC, coincides with a TWATTT, coincides with the date time for a new moon, coincides with the 01st Tishri 5776 on the Jewish calendar and coincides with the date time for a transient low air pressure at the LIGO labs due to the TWATTT-amplified tidal effect which should not be confused for the Signal. The Signal cannot travel through the Cosmos through vacuum for lacking the support of a sustainable continuous tension between Earth and a black hole, for the lack of fuel. The Signal as well as the Signal laser hybrid cannot be detected on laser interferometry for the hybrid’s lack of digitally detectable holes, for being analog in its nature. The LIGO’s strategy to house the detection facilities in a tunnel for the Signal’s delicacy contradicts the LIGO’s assumption as to the Signal’s strength to overcome the atmospheric resistance to reach the LIGO Labs. The LIGO’s detection facility has no control experiment in terms of a synchronized parallel running tunnel. The LIGO’s project is actually seeking to automate the capturing of tidal wave arrival times.