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In article <55k05b$n5l@camel4.mindspring.com>, cybroid@mindspring.com says...
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>"dglmal@telis.com" <dglmal@telis.org> wrote:
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>>If you look at our solar system we have a missing planet.  This missing
>>planet has left plenty of evidence if we look between the orbits of Mars &
>>Jupiter there should be a planet. However, what we find is called the
>>Asteroid Belt. 
>>My theory is that the Asteroid belt several millions (160 or so) ago was
>>really a planet that for some reason it exploded killing off the Earth's
>>dinosaurs, destroyed all life on mars by blowing away most of Mar's
>>atmosphere.
>>This theory also explains why the earth has such a over size satellite and
>>why the super continent Pangea broke into seven smaller continents that are
>>now drifting around the globe.
>>Check the mass of the belt and moon, I think you will find there is a
>>enough dirt floating around out there to equal a good size terrestrial
>>planet.
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>>David Lawler
>>dglmal@telis.org 
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>If you read Genesis 10:25 closely, you'll see that God divided the
>earth ( the one big super continent ) only about 4 or 5 thousand years
>ago.

4 or 5 thousand years ago?  hmmmmmm......

Are you sure that was Rodinia or Pangaea or some other supercontinent?

1) Pangaea assembled mid-Carboniferous (ca. 325 Ma) and broke up  
   during  early Triassic (ca.  220Ma.).

2) Rodinia  assembled Precambrian (ca. 1100 Ma) and broke up during 
   late Precambrian (ca. 600 Ma.).

Learn some modern geology PLEASE.

Archae Solenhofen (jmcarth1@gtn.net)

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