the moon lines up with not a magnetic field, what kinda field? the gravitational field, because surrounding that world is a gravity field, honey. and that moon is out in it and what happens is this lines up, so both those centers. here's the condition of equilibrium, one that acts right through there. what's the torque when that force passes right through the center of mass? begin with the 'z', end with a 'p'? - zip. - zip. no torque, no torque, no what? so what it does is it hangs right in there? so it's not a coincidence that the moon has one side frozen to us. it is not a coincidence. in fact, when we go out and look in the solar system, you'll find out things that have been orbiting around long enough will eventually face each other and be frozen. that's the normal state in the universe. and even the earth is approaching that. one day the earth and the moon will be locked on each other and that day is coming, not for a while so you can kinda live it up, okay? i wanna ask you a question that next time when you come to class, i want you to have