"This is called Resonance." That only raises more questions!

Seriously though, it's called resonance in wave situations that make sense. You know... where there are actual waves of some sort. Sound waves, electromagnetic waves... you know... waves. A planet's orbit isn't a wave, even if it happens to be following a wave-like path.


Is the wobbly moon always kinda gyrating around the "normal"moon, or does it follow that path semi-independently of the normal moon?

God damn physics becomes weird on very large & very small scales.