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Article #4237Re: A closer Mars orbit as the cause of its early "warm, wet period."
From: Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 22:41
Date: Thu, 28 Oct 2004 22:41
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The Bode Law is the answer to your quest ! It precisely set the position of every single planet in the solar system along a geometric progression, demonstrating such are not due to half hazard positioning ! ... since further it has been maintained through time. Do some research about it, Mate ! It's really a fascinating math sequence! Incidentally I warn you against taking counsel from Uncle Al. I would not myself consider a toadying, lying little rodent like Uncle Al 's having any clue on anything at all ! Just imagine what he told me sometimes back : he affirmed to me that he had seen Glaaaciations Delivium in lower Manhattan ! Yes he did ! See ? The problem with Uncle Al is that he has no mind of his own and repeat parrot-like what he has been taught through his Universities brainwashing years ! Uncle Al is not even able to consider what could be the process of transformation of a massive rock structure, like a Batholiths say, up to the Zillions of end products, which in Lower Manhattan take the form of rounded pebbles ( spherical shapes ) ! What happens is whenever one enter the word Delivium on Uncle Al 's brain ROM, his program answers Glaaaaaaciers ! Glaaaaaaciers ! Glaaaaaaciers ! Glaaaaaaciers ! Glaaaaaaciers ! ... What a most pitiful character, not even being aware of the derisive low pressure for the melting of ice, precluding indeed any possibility of such Glaaaaaaciers weathering even Dolomite structures ( so for intrusive crystalline formations we are far from the count indeed ) ... and further the more not being aware of two points of importance : a) rounded pebbles are processed through a 3D tumbling action ( a thing the poor Glaaaaciers are unable to perform ) b) the granulometric outlay indicates a centrifugal phenomena of which again the poor Glaaaciers are unable, BUT which Granulometric repartition is finding an answer in Fluid Mechanics models ( with height of water of over 2, 000m to attain buoyancy of the up to 3,000 m thick overlay, and Dynamics of water over 400 km/ h to move Erratics of Millions of tons at time, 5000 miles from their origin ! Poor Uncle Al, you are so pathetic with your Sci000ntific Creeds and still unable to learn, I would say ! With best regards -- Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud Australia Mining Pioneer Discoverer & Legal Owner of Telfer, Kintyre & Nifty Mines The Great Sandy Desert.of Australia Discoverer of the South Atlantic Submarine Gold Placers ( 40 Millions Tons estimate ) FOUNDER OF THE TRUE GEOLOGY "THE GOLDEN RULE" "Gold and Intrigue in the Desert" "The true story of the discovery of the Telfer gold mine" Author : Bob Sheppard, President of the Australian Prospectors' Union Author's contact & web page : www.tnet.com.au/~warrigal/ Order from : Hesperian Press, PO Box 317 Victoria Park, 6979 W.Australia. AUS 40.00 + post Published in Perth 15th December 2002 * The Greatest Australian Mining Covered Up Swindle Of The 20th Century http://membres.lycos.fr/jpturcaud/ ( Scuttled on Oct 29th 2003 under the Mining Criminals' cheers, and having reached over 92 Millions Hits ) * The True Geology http://membres.lycos.fr/jpt ( Was also wound up on Oct 29th 2003 due to plagiarism hazards ) ~~Ignorance Is The Cosmic Sin, The One Never Forgiven ! ~~ "Uncle Al" <UncleAl0@hate.spam.net> a οΏ½crit dans le message de news:417E8149.60B6ADE7@hate.spam.net... > Robert Clark wrote: > > [snip] > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- - > > > > Re: Planetary accretion in the inner Solar System [re: AlexBlackwell] > > > > Thanks for the link. This reminds me of research on the position of > > planets at their formation and where they wind up: > > > > Moving the Orbits of Planets > > http://www.ifa.hawaii.edu/faculty/jewitt/kb/migrate.html > > > > This notes that present theories suggest some planets moved outwards > > while others moved inwards. > [snop] > > If Mars moved, originally being in an orbit closer to the sun, why are > the asteroids still there? Orbital resonances with Jupiter-Mars would > not have existed. > > -- > Uncle Al > http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/ > (Toxic URL! Unsafe for children and most mammals) > http://www.mazepath.com/uncleal/qz.pdf
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