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lamar said:Dear Shortstack;
You wrote:
Mr. lamar, you are STILL ignoring the fact that any glob of material knocked off during ANY stage of the earth's formation would have kept going out into space. It would NOT have stopped it's flight and gone into a near circular orbit around the parent object
OK, my friend, I'll play along with this for a bit. I do have one question though. If that theory were true, then why does Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune and Uranus all have planetary rings which are locked into orbits about their respective bodies? Hmmmm....
Also, it's been theorized that the Earth once sustained planetary rings as well. It's actually fascinating to think that Earth's planetary rings may have been responsible for the various ice ages.
Your friend;
LAMAR
mrs.oroblanco said:Well, Shortstack,
I wasn't referring specifically to the Texas dino tracks, however
The "supposed" human footprints in Texas have not been definitely confirmed as human - first of all. It's still a question that is up for grabs.
Secondly, they know, for certain, that some of those tracks are fake. The others have not even been authenticated - never mind dated, and haven't been dated in conjunction with the prints on the "dino trail".
I think ts a tourist attraction.
The tracks in Italy have been authenticated and dated.
B
mrs.oroblanco said:Mr. O is on - he has his own computer to play with.
B
Dear Shortstack;Shortstack said:lamar said:Dear Shortstack;
You wrote:
Mr. lamar, you are STILL ignoring the fact that any glob of material knocked off during ANY stage of the earth's formation would have kept going out into space. It would NOT have stopped it's flight and gone into a near circular orbit around the parent object
OK, my friend, I'll play along with this for a bit. I do have one question though. If that theory were true, then why does Saturn, Jupiter, Neptune and Uranus all have planetary rings which are locked into orbits about their respective bodies? Hmmmm....
Also, it's been theorized that the Earth once sustained planetary rings as well. It's actually fascinating to think that Earth's planetary rings may have been responsible for the various ice ages.
Your friend;
LAMAR
Oh, Mr. lamar, you have certainly opened up a large can of worms for you old-earthers.
Let's drop back a little bit and look at the Helium 3 situation. H3 is so rare on earth that it actually has to be manufactured in a laboratory......at great expense. NASA has opined that one shuttle load of H3 brought back from the moon would provide enough energy to supply the entire U.S. for a year or more. Now, why would they think that a viable idea if the H3 concentration on the moon is only 1 part per million? Even the NASA leaders aren't THAT ignor-ant.
I am so happy you have brought up the subject of the solar system and our family of other planets.
There are planetary scientists who theorize the the planets formed when "something" formed a spot of gravitational force that attracted dust and rock particles into clumps that eventually became planets. This happened at least 8 times (9 if you count Pluto). The problem is, they have ignored the thermal forces that would have been acting AGAINST these gravitational forces and would have been powerful enough to have PREVENTED the planets formation. After all, when matter is compressed, there is an internal warmth that can be felt and measured. That's how pressure cookers work. Increase in internal pressure of the cooker, increases the internal temps and equals faster cook times. Those "old-earther" scientists totally ignore the counter forces involved in their fantasies.
You mentioned the rings of Saturn. Question: Why do the rings exist at right angles to the lines of magnetic forces exuded by that very large planet? After all, most of us have played with iron filings on a piece of paper with a bar magnet underneath so we could see the magnet's lines of force.
Each planet has the right speed for its distance from the sun to maintain a roughly circular orbit (put Pluto swings inside Neptune's orbit).
Supposedly, the sun began as a gas giant that decided to get heartburn and came alive by nuclear fusion. Why didn't the two other gas giants? You know, the one called Jupiter and the other called Saturn? As a matter of fact, the nine planets in our solar system have widely DIFFERENT compositions. Heck, even the different MOONS in this solar system have different compositions. WHY Didn't they all condense from the same large dust cloud you old-earthers believe in?
Venus is slowly spinning in the opposite direction to its rotation around thesun, while Uranus' axis of spin is almost "horizontal" to it's orbital track.
Of the 33 major moons circling the planets, 11 of them rotate in the opposite direction to the planet's rotation around the sun. Jupiter and Saturn have moons going in both directions. All of these moons orbit their "mother" planet on the same basic plane, except for one. I can't remember it's name, but it orbits Jupiter. We are told that the great gravitational tidal forces acting on one of Saturn's moons is the reason that it is so volcanically active. And in the next sentence Saturn's frozen moon is somehow exempted from those forces.
If our solar system is truly billions of years old, why haven't those clumps of icy rocks around Saturn been sucked to the planet's surface.
Did you catch that little news burp late last year that the scientists now believe that our sun isn't as old as originally figured? Now they are saying that it is in the early phase of it's existence.
Can Mr. O come back to play?
Dear Shortstack;Shortstack said:Mr. O, any debris knocked off and out into space would have kept going. The earth's gravitational pull would not have brought them to a stop and reversed their travel back toward itself and "clumped" it together. THEN, how would the earth's gravitational force start that clump of debris to orbiting about the planet.
You see, that's the basic problem with all of this "rotational" and "orbital" stuff if you're basing the formation of the universe on some fantasy Big Bang. An explosion in space sends debris in ALL directions in straight trajectories. That force would not induce rotational and orbital tracks. You can see a good example of this in the next large fireworks display you observe. When those big starbursts blow, that's a small scale "big bang". You'll notice that NONE of the pieces start orbiting eachother.
Dear Bigwater;bigwater said:But there is a gravitational pull between those firework elements... it's just that the earth's gravitational pull is stronger than the pull between the elements so they fall to the earth before they can begin to orbit each other. Put those elements in the right gravitational environment and they would start to orbit each other, and their orbits would eventually decay until they collided and became one combined object with twice the mass and twice the gravitational pull.
To put it in simple terms, an orbit is caused because one object is gravitating towards another object at a rate similar to the object it is gravitating towards is moving away from the trajectory of the gravitating object. The moon is "falling" towards the earth at amazing speed, however the earth keeps moving out of the direction the moon is traveling and the moon keeps adjusting it's trajectory to fall towards the earth. That creates an orbital pattern, but the moon never stops falling towards the earth. If the earth were to suddenly stop dead in it's tracks, the moon would crash down on it in no time. This is the same with the earth around the sun, the sun around the galaxay, the galaxy around the universe. It's all a matter of gravitational pull that keeps everything in rotation.
And of course this begs the question, what does the universe rotate around? Probably the next universe which is nothing more than the next atom over in the toenail of some creature much bigger than we are. Of course, every atom in your toenail could be a universe too