Assuming both are accelerating, neither has any gravity.
There is no evidence for lunar gravity. Tides were explained by Galileo using his 'sloshing theory'. That theory only got erased when illuminati fanatic Newton, started to rewrite physics in an attack against the church to discredit the texts and make God seem fallible ... ie not God-like and therefore false.
In another post I wrote that the FE movement (in general) denigrates many scientists such as Copernicus, Newton, Cavendish etc.
Part of what I wrote was:
saac Newton . . . . . . with his "3 laws" is well known and accepted.
But, when we get onto his work on gravity, suddenly "Flat Earther" label him as an "Alchemist" (what else was there at the time?), "FreeMason", and a lot worse!
Yes, I said "
Alchemist", "
FreeMason", and
a lot worse and you say
"
illuminati fanatic Newton, started to rewrite physics in an attack against the church to discredit".
For what said I was berated in
Who's attacking Newton for being an alchemist or a Freemason? That seems like more of a Dubay-style argument than the level of discourse we encourage on this website.
I suppose
"illuminati fanatic Newton" is OK on this site but
"alchemist or a Freemason" is verboten.
Come off it, attacking for their "character" what you do when you have no evidence against their material!
Yes, "Tides were explained by Galileo using his 'sloshing theory'", but how do you explain that the
cycles fit with the moon and sun as we observe! I know that the tides are not simply a "lifting of the water by moon and sun" and in some ways "Galileo's 'sloshing theory'" is not that far off, but the "sloshing" is
caused by the combined effects of moon and sun gravitation and the earth's rotation.
Of course you can't accept that so you have to drag in some
magic way to explain the timing and two tides per day (in most places).
How do you think you sloshing ends up with two tides a day tied to the moon and sun, including the effects of elliptical orbits.
I have already said too much on Q&A!