BOOK 2. THE BATH SCHOOL. N. LEVASHOV'S «SVETL BROOM» IN A. KHATYBOV'S «BATH SCHOOL» AND A LABOUR SPADE

Book 2. The Bath School. Chapter 3. Theory and practice in the description of the Object to be taken to the Bath 142 conditions of changing fundamental constants. All aspects related to time will be given in the "time metric". The purpose of this section is to determine the actual values of some fundamental constants, which are indispensable for those who are striving for the Bath – for example, parsec. In addition, taking into account the SPECIFIC ROLE OF THE MOON IN THE Earth LIFE SUPPORT SYSTEM , we will clarify some concepts that remain beyond the scope of scientific research, for example, libration 16 of the Moon, when not 50% of the surface of the Moon is seen from the Earth, but 59%. We also note the spatial orientation of the Earth. All this will become necessary so as not to get lost when looking for the way to the Bath , which is clearly visible in the full Moon. The role of the Moon The moon is a special and the least explored object of the Solar system. It has its own UFOs, the Earth lives by the lunar calendar. It is the main object of worship among Muslims. No one has ever been on the Moon (the arrival of Americans on the Moon is a cartoon film shot on the Earth). SCIENCE RECOGNISES QUITE A SIGNIFICANT ROLE OF THE MOON in the life support system of the Earth. Here are some examples. - with the full Moon , a partial weakening of the Earth's gravity makes plants absorb more water and microelements from the soil, so the herbs gathered at this time have a particularly strong effect; - the Moon, due to its proximity to the Earth, greatly influences by its gravitational field on the Earth's biosphere and brings forth some changes in the Earth's magnetic field, in particular. The rhythm of the Moon, tides and ebbs cause biosphere changes in 16 Libration (from Latin lībrati – "rocking") is a slow oscillation (real or apparent) of a satellite, seen from the surface of the body around which it rotates. Without further elaboration, the word "libration" usually means the apparent vibration motion of the moon when viewed from the Earth.