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Originally posted by jazkaat
Feb 27 2010 (06:34 UTC) Chile 8.8
Sept 4 2010 (16:35 UTC) Christchurch Newzealand 7.2
March 11 2011 (05:46 UTC) Japan 9.1
Has anyone noticed how evenly these quakes are spaced?
Chile-NewZealand 188 days, 10 hours 1 minute
NewZealand-Japan 188 days 13 hours 11 minutes
Originally posted by jazkaat
Feb 27 2010 (06:34 UTC) Chile 8.8
Sept 4 2010 (16:35 UTC) Christchurch Newzealand 7.2
March 11 2011 (05:46 UTC) Japan 9.1
Has anyone noticed how evenly these quakes are spaced?
Chile-NewZealand 188 days, 10 hours 1 minute
NewZealand-Japan 188 days 13 hours 11 minutes
Originally posted by Char-Lee
"Brown dwarfs have less than eight percent of the mass of the Sun, which is not enough to sustain the fusion reaction that keeps the Sun hot. These cool orbs are nearly impossible to see in visible light,"
www.astrobio.net...
Originally posted by SneakySleuth911
Originally posted by Char-Lee
"Brown dwarfs have less than eight percent of the mass of the Sun, which is not enough to sustain the fusion reaction that keeps the Sun hot. These cool orbs are nearly impossible to see in visible light,"
www.astrobio.net...
This is great and all, but an even an object 8% of the mass of the sun is 1.591136 × 10^29 kilograms and the mass of Jupiter is 1.8987 × 10^27 kilograms. This means that you are helping further suggest that an object (albeit not confirmed) with a mass bigger than Jupiter is not affecting Jupiter in any way whatsoever and is en route toward the Astroid Belt (which most of those objects have negligible masses compared to say planets or imaginary brown dwarfs) and has not affected anything at all there either?
Come on ATS, how have there been an extra 1 1/2 pages and no one caught on to this? This is not to bash and say don't postulate new and different ideas, but the core of this site is deny ignorance. We are doing both ourselves and the reputation of this site by not using common sense with this.
Originally posted by SneakySleuth911
Originally posted by Char-Lee
"Brown dwarfs have less than eight percent of the mass of the Sun, which is not enough to sustain the fusion reaction that keeps the Sun hot. These cool orbs are nearly impossible to see in visible light,"
www.astrobio.net...
This is great and all, but an even an object 8% of the mass of the sun is 1.591136 × 10^29 kilograms and the mass of Jupiter is 1.8987 × 10^27 kilograms. This means that you are helping further suggest that an object (albeit not confirmed) with a mass bigger than Jupiter is not affecting Jupiter in any way whatsoever and is en route toward the Astroid Belt (which most of those objects have negligible masses compared to say planets or imaginary brown dwarfs) and has not affected anything at all there either?
Come on ATS, how have there been an extra 1 1/2 pages and no one caught on to this? This is not to bash and say don't postulate new and different ideas, but the core of this site is deny ignorance. We are doing both ourselves and the reputation of this site by not using common sense with this.
Originally posted by TrgiclyHip
If I was a government paid dis-info agent I think I would say the same thing.... Since Im not..... I tend to think that 3 alignments and 3 subsequent earthquakes are proof enough for me....Will you need 4?