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Originally posted by atopsecret
reply to post by andy06shake
No its rotation is identical to the suns so one side always faces the sun & one side never does. One side is the hottest place in the solar system and the other side is the coldest. There are dark places close to hot places where the temperatures are more moderate.
Originally posted by atopsecret
reply to post by andy06shake
No its rotation is identical to the suns so one side always faces the sun & one side never does. One side is the hottest place in the solar system and the other side is the coldest. There are dark places close to hot places where the temperatures are more moderate.
Originally posted by RooskiZombi
This to me, is much more exciting than Mars! Unbelievable. It seems that we are uncovering more and more incredible things about our universe at an increasingly faster rate!
Originally posted by FreedomCommander
reply to post by TommyD1966
Has anyone found the North pole? Or the South pole?
Admiral Byrd did a exploration to find them, only to find that they are opening. Just look him up.
To add to the note, If these opening didn't exist, we will all be dead. To paint it into a clearer picture, what happens when a capacitor exceeds it voltage limit? It blows up.
Still don't believe me? Ok, then tell me this, how is it possible for scientists to work a 56-hour working-sleeping cycle while in a 8 mile deep cave? An article in Weekly World News, April 6, 1982. Russian scientist who spent 71 days in one of the world's deepest caves, located in the Abkhazia Mountains in the Soviet Union. They experienced increased vitality, less fatigue, and a natural change from the normal 24-hour working-sleeping cycle to a 55-hour cycle.
might also want to refer to Edwin S. Grew. He argues the point that Earth is hollow and that it's impossible for the center to molten rock because the Earth doesn't weigh enough.edit on 1-12-2012 by FreedomCommander because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by phroziac
Haven't We've always been told Mercury was hot as hell. Its too close to the sun to be habitable. Blablabla.
Infact a couple of landers have been sent to Venus and they show a couple photos of the ground because the camera is melting off the lander. But you'd think the camera would melt much before what it's mounted to, wouldn't you? WTF?
And the greenhouse effect is BS anyway, planets radiate heat out into space, they don't trap it all in....
Originally posted by ZetaExplorer15
Boom, the bible is wrong.