Another comet hit Jupiter exactly on the anniversary of the previous comet hit we saw 15 years ago. Also, the Spitzer Space Telescope took a stunning picture of a galaxy that is in the process of merging with a smaller galaxy, triggering massive star formation activity around a very large black hole. It should now be obvious that not only do all galaxies have black holes, all galaxies are falling towards one and another, a paradox of the expanding universe that really isn’t expanding in this regard, but rather, is falling into each other.
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Jupiter – Our Cosmic Protector? – NYTimes.com
An object, probably a comet that nobody saw coming, plowed into the giant planet’s colorful cloud tops sometime Sunday, splashing up debris and leaving a black eye the size of the Pacific Ocean. This was the second time in 15 years that this had happened. The whole world was watching when Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 fell apart and its pieces crashed into Jupiter in 1994, leaving Earth-size marks that persisted up to a year.
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That’s Jupiter doing its cosmic job, astronomers like to say. Better it than us. Part of what makes the Earth such a nice place to live, the story goes, is that Jupiter’s overbearing gravity acts as a gravitational shield deflecting incoming space junk, mainly comets, away from the inner solar system where it could do for us what an asteroid apparently did for the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. Indeed, astronomers look for similar configurations — a giant outer planet with room for smaller planets in closer to the home stars — in other planetary systems as an indication of their hospitableness to life.
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Since the beginning of our solar system, the gravitational pull of the sun has sucked in lots of stuff. We know from looking at the universe that there are these immense sheets of dark stuff that blocks the light of the stars. We call this ‘dust lanes’ for example and all spiral galaxies have these dust lanes. The dust looks fine when seen from lightyears away. But we have no idea how big this stuff is, when seen close up compared to a human scale. For example, is the immense seas of dense dust made up of stuff that is the size of grains of sand or the size of planets?
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We know there is this fine dust which varies in amount as the solar system rotates around the black hole in the center of the Milky Way. Stars that are exploding create this finer dust. Unseen or unnoticed by humans, a fine rain of dust falls into our planet every day.
This Milky Way – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia picture shows the solar system relative to the rest of our galaxy. Note that we are in the Orion arm which used to the outermost arm of the galaxy back 5 billion years ago when it first formed. There is some theories that the sun was part of a small star cluster that was moving along with sheets of dust and when it was pulled into the gravitational pool of the Milky Way’s central black hole, the compression of the matter surrounding this hobbit star cluster caused a sudden surge in star-making.
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SPACE.com — Fountain of Mysterious Space Dust Found
In fact our solar system is currently experiencing a cosmic dust stormwith at least three times as much dust passing through compared to just a few years ago, owing to a periodic weakening of the sun’s magnetic field. And sometime in the next 10,000 years, we’ll plow through the G-cloud, a region of dust more dense than the one we’re in now.
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Astronomers have struggled for a conclusive answer as to where all this dust comes from.
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Since the creation of the sun, we have rotated closer to the galactic core. The sheets of dust that surround this core are still ahead of us, we can see this at night when we look at the Milky Way. Most of the starlight from this system is blocked by immense, nearly unimaginable amounts of dust, rocks and asteroids all being squeezed into a smaller and smaller space. When we look outwards, away from the galactic core, we see flags and rags of this dark debris which means, we are surrounded by this stuff.
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It obviously impacts on our own sun. Does passing through increasing dust lane density excite greater solar activity? Could the Ice Ages be due to the sun being relatively inactive due to low density dust conditions? There are many questions about all these things. Within the astronomical community, there is much debate about global warming with significant dissent that perhaps it may be necessary for us to have global warming if we are to avoid another spell of ice age coldness. Conditions around us can change. Using Jupiter to suck up most of the debris that is hurtling towards the sun won’t work so well if we go into a major dust lane episode at the same time that Betelgeuse blows up.
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Betelgeuse – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
t is possible that Betelgeuse will become a supernova, [4][21] which will be the brightest ever recorded, outshining the Moon in the night sky.[21] Considering its size and age of 8.5 million years, old for its size class, it may explode within the next thousand years.[21] Since its rotational axis is not toward the Earth and also because of its 640 light year distance,[21] Betelgeuse’s supernova will not cause a gamma ray burst in the direction of Earth large enough to damage its ecosystem.
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Nobel Laureate Charles Townes announced evidence that 15 consecutive years of stellar contraction has been observed by UC Berkeley‘s Infrared Spatial Interferometer (ISI) atop Mt. Wilson Observatory in Southern California. Reported on June 9, 2009, the star has shrunk 15% since 1993 with an increasing rate. The average speed at which the radius of the star is shrinking over the last 15 years is approximately 470-490 miles per hour.[22]
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According to the university, Betelgeuse’s radius is about 5.5 A.U.s, and the star’s radius has shrunk by a distance equal to half an astronomical unit, or about the orbit of Venus.[23] Some theorists[who?] have speculated that this behavior is expected for a star at the beginning of the gravitational collapse at the end of its life.[citation needed] The mass of Betelgeuse puts it in range to become a neutron star or possibly a black hole.
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If this happens during a passage through heightened dust conditions, will this cause a compression of dust outwards from around Betelgeuse and towards our own solar system? We know that all star deaths, there is this ring of dust that is created by the star and perhaps, the dust that surrounds the star’s vicinity also is pushed outwards and forms a ring around the dead star. So this event could trigger a much, much higher rate of incoming star debris of all sorts.
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By the way, my astronomer grandfather loved to tell me, ‘You have exactly 8 minutes of time after the sun blows up, to know it blew up. Then it is too late.’ Ah, fun facts for small children! Well, Betelgeuse may have already blown up long ago, back in the Middle Ages during the Black Death! When we find out this has happened, it is long after the fact.
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Impact evidence from lunar samples, meteorites and the pockmarked surfaces of the inner planets paints a picture of a violent environment in the solar system during the Hadean Eon 4.5 to 3.8 billion years ago, particularly through a cataclysmic event known as the Late Heavy Bombardment about 3.9 billion years ago. Although many believe the bombardment would have sterilized Earth, the new study shows it would have melted only a fraction of Earth’s crust, and that microbes could well have survived in subsurface habitats, insulated from the destruction.
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“These new results push back the possible beginnings of life on Earth to well before the bombardment period 3.9 billion years ago,” said CU-Boulder Research Associate Oleg Abramov. “It opens up the possibility that life emerged as far back as 4.4 billion years ago, about the time the first oceans are thought to have formed.”…
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The 3-D models allowed Abramov and Mojzsis to monitor temperatures beneath individual craters to assess heating and cooling of the crust following large impacts in order to evaluate habitability, said Abramov. The study indicated that less than 25 percent of Earth’s crust would have melted during such a bombardment.
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The Late Heavy Bombardment event was probably when a planet was so disrupted by gravitational pull combined with exterior events, it blew up and its debris fell towards the sun, peppering all the inner planets. The asteroid belt is probably testimony of this lost planet. Seeing that generally, the planets are all gas giants after the asteroid belt and none are gas giants inside this belt is most interesting and there are various theories to account for all this. The main thing is, we live in a danger zone and the gas giants protect us to some degree but certainly, not totally.
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SPACE.com — 24 Hours of Chaos: The Day The Moon Was Made
A dark, lifeless object less than half as massive as Earth careens around a newborn Sun. It is one of many planet-sized bodies hoping for a long career. But its orbit is shaky. It’s future grim. It is a character actor on the grand stage of the solar system, a player of great ultimate consequence but one destined to never see its name in lights.
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This doomed “protoplanet” travels a path that crosses the orbits of similar objects and, ultimately, cannot last. Eventually, the nameless protoplanet meets up with a fledgling Earth.
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It is not a head-on collision, but rather a glancing blow. The impact imparts what astronomers call angular momentum into the system. It sets Earth to spinning on its axis and creates a Moon that would go round and round the host planet for billions of years.
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The shock of the impact strips material from the outer layers of Earth and the impacting object. The mostly iron cores of both bodies meld into Earth’s core. It is like a compact car merging onto the highway and colliding with an S.U.V. — glass, trim and hubcaps fly, but the two chassis remain hopelessly tangled.
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All told, about 2 percent of the combined mass of the objects — mostly rocky stuff that’s largely bereft of iron — begins to orbit the Earth. About half of this eventually becomes the Moon.
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Some of the stripped material is heated so fantastically that it vaporizes and expands into the surrounding vacuum of space.
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“The material that was vaporized expands into a cloud that envelops the whole planet,” Canup explained.
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Meanwhile, a long arm of solid matter is winging its way around Earth. Some of it develops into a clump that slams back into the planet. The rest is flung into orbit, all pretty much along a plane that mimics the path of the incoming object. This plane slices through what is now Earth’s equator, and it is roughly the same plane along which the Moon orbits.
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Note that iron didn’t leave the Earth. This is due to it being heavy. Mars is similar to the moon in this way, incidentally and this leads me to a series of thoughts that are open to question but are well within the bounds of natural probability:
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What is interesting is, Mars didn’t do this. Mars is half the size of earth but only a fraction (107 of earth’s mass!) of earth’s weight. Venus is nearly the same size as earth and unlike Mars, has a gaseous atmosphere which all the planets beyond Mercury have.
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Asteroid belt – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The current asteroid belt is believed to contain only a small fraction of the mass of the primordial belt. Computer simulations suggest that the original asteroid belt may have contained mass equivalent to the Earth. Primarily because of gravitational perturbations, most of the material was ejected from the belt within about a million years of formation, leaving behind less than 0.1% of the original mass.[22] Since their formation, the size distribution of the asteroid belt has remained relatively stable: there has been no significant increase or decrease in the typical dimensions of the main belt asteroids.[30]
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It is very interesting that the possibility that the asteroid belt was once an Earth/Venus sized entity which then disintegrated due to Jupiter. But this doesn’t fit all possible models. If nothing else, Nature loves logic and numbers. No system is more rational than the systems set up by Nature, itself. So, logically speaking, Mars should be the same mass category as Earth and Venus. Instead, it is dwarfed by all the other planets except for Mercury. Certainly, if the asteroid belt was once the mass of Earth, then this means there was uniformity from Venus, Earth and then Mars and this is missing.
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We must presume that something altered the size of the two larger inner ring planets. That is, there were collisions with more than one ‘Mars’ sized planet during the Late Heavy Bombardment.
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Jupiter – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Jupiter is 2.5 times more massive than all the other planets in our Solar System combined — this is so massive that its barycenter with the Sun actually lies above the Sun’s surface (1.068 solar radii from the Sun’s center). Although this planet dwarfs the Earth (with a diameter 11 times as great) it is considerably less dense. Jupiter’s volume is equal to 1,317 Earths, yet is only 318 times as massive.[19][20] A Jupiter mass (MJ) is used to describe masses of other gas giant planets, particularly extrasolar planets.
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Theoretical models indicate that if Jupiter had much more mass than it does at present, the planet would shrink. For small changes in mass, the radius would not change appreciably, and above about four Jupiter masses the interior would become so much more compressed under the increased gravitation force that the planet’s volume would actually decrease despite the increasing amount of matter. As a result, Jupiter is thought to have about as large a diameter as a planet of its composition and evolutionary history can achieve. The process of further shrinkage with increasing mass would continue until appreciable stellar ignition is achieved as in high-mass brown dwarfs around 50 Jupiter masses.[21] This has led some astronomers to term it a “failed star”, although it is unclear whether or not the processes involved in the formation of planets like Jupiter are similar to the processes involved in the formation of multiple star systems.
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It is entirely possible that Jupiter’s core could have been very similar to Earth and Venus but for some reason, at the same time as the Late Heavy Bombardment period began, this planet collected a runaway amount of interstellar gasses (from a nearby collapsed star?) which nearly turned it into a sun. This is very, very possible because we see, all over the place, dual star systems. Often, with a smaller star orbiting a larger one. Indeed, the times we have detected planets in other star systems, these are often even bigger than Jupiter.
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When Jupiter suddenly began to bulk up in size with this gas collection business, this may have caused the Asteroid planet to suddenly explode. That is, the inner core blew outwards which is why there is a certain degree of uniformity with the size of the Asteroid Belt debris. This explosion probably also stripped Mars of much of its own atmosphere due to Mars being significantly smaller than the other inner planets, the stripping of the atmosphere due to this explosive event probably reduced the mass of Mars to the point, it couldn’t attract enough of the mass bombardment of this event, 90% of the debris of the Asteroid planet falling towards the sun. So Mars not only didn’t grow due to this event, it lost the chance to double its own iron core. For we suspect that this missing planet had a considerable iron core.
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The addition of this iron base may have increased the gas shell of Venus and Earth, too. Another possibility could be, and this is a very wild guess, that Mars is the moon of this missing planet that once was in the Asteroid region. The similarity of the materials of Mars with Lunar material means both may have been made the same way: before the Late Heavy Bombardment, perhaps Mars was split from the planet Asteroid during the same chaotic mess that created the Earth’s own moon? Perhaps this planet was accreting the same mass and materials as Jupiter and between them, they couldn’t sustain this accumulation? And maybe this explosion caused the gasses to fall into Jupiter’s orbit which is why it is so much bigger than all the other planets? While the heavy mass fell into Earth and Venus?
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This month, old NASA sea dogs called for us to go to Mars, yet again. But if all this data is true, Mars will have precious little to offer us in the way of hard mineral resources that would make up for the difficulties of leaving it again. That is, the moon is close, it is very much part of the Earth’s gravitational pooling system so moving mass from the moon to the earth or the reverse is much more efficient and if we go anywhere else, it has to be to other star systems. With maybe a jump off platform built in the Asteroid Belt from the debris there which as a higher useable mineral content comparable with our own planet.
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Nasa finds monster black hole sucking up gas, dust and stars at centre of galaxy – Telegraph
The star-ringed black hole forms the eye of a galaxy called NGC-1097 which was photographed by the US space agency’s Spitzer Space Telescope in California.
. A black hole is a region of space in which the gravitational pull is so powerful that nothing, including whole planets, can escape being sucked in if they come within its reach.
. The galaxy in the photograph is spiral-shaped, like our Milky Way, and extends long arms of red stars into space. But Nasa said the black hole at the centre of the galaxy in which Earth is situated is tame by comparison to NGC-1097, with the mass of just a few million suns.
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“The fate of this black hole and others like it is an active area of research,” said George Helou, deputy director of Nasa’s Spitzer Science Center at theCalifornia Institute of Technology in Pasadena. “Some theories hold that the black hole might quiet down and eventually enter a more dormant state like our Milky Way black hole.”
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It should be painfully obvious to anyone that all galaxies are falling into all other galaxies. The Milky Way and Andromeda are colliding. It seems, according to research this last year, that Andromeda is falling towards us due to it having a smaller mass than our own galaxy. Both Andromeda and the Milky Way are falling towards the Great Attractor, a monster cluster galactic system. The reason NGC-1097 is so excited is due to it devouring the small companion galaxy. The compression this is causing has already disrupted one of the spiral arms and broken it apart. It will reform after the smaller galaxy passes through and heads into the heart of the system.
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When the smaller black hole system merges with the greater one, this will cause immense tidal forces that will range not only across the entire galactic system but will extend outwards into the area around the galaxy, disrupting the shoals of cosmic dust that is also being vacuumed into tis black hole complex.
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THE MILKY WAY IS NOT DORMANT. It is simply moving. All these things move in space and time! As Andromeda gets closer and closer, the ‘dormancy’ of our own galaxy will become very excited and energetic as the tidal forces move across the face of the galactic plane. By the way, I thought it was rather amusing that the above galaxy looks an awful lot like the ancient Egyptian Eye of Ra:
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Amon Ra’s Page – The Spill.com Movie Community
Some more information about the explosion of a comet across the US during the Clovis Age:
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Supernova Waves Rolled Over Mammoths
A distant supernova that exploded 41,000 years ago may have led to the extinction of the mammoth, according to research that will be presented by nuclear scientist Richard Firestone of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab). Firestone, who conducted this research with Arizona geologist Allen West, will unveil this theory at the 2nd International Conference “The World of Elephants” in Hot Springs, SD. Their theory joins the list of possible culprits responsible for the demise of mammoths, which last roamed North America roughly 13,000 years ago. Scientists have long eyed climate change, disease, or intensive hunting by humans as likely suspects.
.Now, a supernova may join the lineup. Firestone and West believe that debris from a supernova explosion coalesced into low-density, comet-like objects that wreaked havoc on the solar system long ago. One such comet may have hit North America 13,000 years ago, unleashing a cataclysmic event that killed off the vast majority of mammoths and many other large North American mammals. They found evidence of this impact layer at several archaeological sites throughout North America where Clovis hunting artifacts and human-butchered mammoths have been unearthed. It has long been established that human activity ceased at these sites about 13,000 years ago, which is roughly the same time that mammoths disappeared.
.They also found evidence of the supernova explosion’s initial shockwave: 34,000-year-old mammoth tusks that are peppered with tiny impact craters apparently produced by iron-rich grains traveling at an estimated 10,000 kilometers per second. These grains may have been emitted from a supernova that exploded roughly 7,000 years earlier and about 250 light years from Earth.
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This can’t be a supernova event since it hammered ONLY North America. I subscribe to the ‘blow up of a comet’ theory for this reason. It destroyed the wildlife and humans who hunted these things but only in the Great Plains, not in Central or South America or even the Arctic circle region where there was no ice such as Alaska or Siberia in Eurasia.
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Earthquake Shift Puts Kiwis Closer to Aussies in Distance Only – Bloomberg.com
Rob Valentine, the mayor of Hobart in Australia’s island state of Tasmania, says New Zealanders should be thankful their biggest earthquake in 78 years pushed the neighbors 30 centimeters (12 inches) closer.
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“They’re just that little bit closer to paradise,” Valentine said. “As neighbors, we’re really close, we can work together to take on the rest of the world.”
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The magnitude 7.8 quake on July 15, the strongest in the world this year, struck off New Zealand’s South Island, according to seismological monitor GeoNet. Hobart is the Australian city nearest to New Zealand, separated by 1,530 kilometers (951 miles) of water across the Tasman Sea.
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Australia is rushing northwards faster than any tectonic plate on earth. New Zealand is simply a ring of volcanic activity excited by this northwards trek. Australia is deforming the entire Pacific Basin and is the cause of all the volcanic activity of this ‘Ring of Fire’. And we might thank the Late Heavy Bombardment for the existence of our landmasses. After all, I fear that maybe, there would not have been this ‘soup’ of lighter materials to ride on top of the iron core, if there wasn’t a sudden surge in the amount of interplanetary matter! Maybe, all our landmasses are really the Asteroid planet!
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Hi Elaine,
the acctual cosmology is wrong, so dismiss all you know about it.Things are much more weird than you think.
But take a look at this into reuters:
China tells U.S. to manage flood of dollars with care
“there is much debate about global warming with significant dissent that perhaps it may be necessary for us to have global warming if we are to avoid another spell of ice age coldness.”
It would be so convenient if that’s true. Extremely convenient theories always make me suspicious.
“It would be so convenient if that’s true. Extremely convenient theories always make me suspicious”
-Steve
As well they should Steve, as well they should.
I would love to spend a month with you Elaine. Your instincts are sound but and you introduce a lot of interesting ideas here, but much error also. If we got together we would close many gaps and people with the knowledge base and wisdom to speculate and theorise on everything wisely are very rare, whereas 911 monkeys,vaccine nutters and the other legions of dropkicks who medicate their alienation and anxiety with either certainities or conspiracies are a dime a dozen.
1) In a galaxy like ours there is very little movement inward or outward as the disk is embedded and stablised by dark matter. The sun bibs and bobs as it overtakes the preassure wave of bright stars that give the arm like structure, yes, but space is big, object moving in and out rare..
2) The compression of a bok globule by a nearby supernova explosion and the incorporation of the supernova’s iron, nickel, uranium and gold from the explosion into the nebula is why our planet is extra special.
3) the late heavy bombardment was more likely due to the sweeping clear of the the inner kuiper belt by interaction between giant planets and a disk of small particles via momentum transfer; Jupiter migrates inwards and while Saturn, Uranus and especially Neptune migrate outwards. During this relatively short period of time, Neptune’s resonances would be sweeping space and creating the late heavy bombardment. some of the rubble, disturbed by jupiter is constrained by resonances and remains between mars and jupiter.
as for global warming, its real and dangerous because of the ocean acidity and other reasons asides. Every time a trillion tons of net carbon as hit the atmosphere in a hundred years, the planet has a fever to contain it. The oceans become oxygen free in vast areas and this is Gaia’s way of sequestering the carbon.
enough for now, I guess..
It is easier to insult me than to pick up on information I give you, two days before it hits Bloomberg. Here is the numbers on Bernake’s equity portfolio losses.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ai6FWZiXOsnY
I also gave you the hint on Pimco sucking the blood out of CIT before Sean Egan compared Pimco to the Corleones. I find it distasteful, incidentally, that Italian Americans get dragged through the mud by him, and you, whenever you feel like it.
Glad you passed Astrolology 101. One giant loss for La Scala and Thais, one giant gain for Lawrence Livermore labs.
Nothing explains why we have an Asteroid Belt. So I speculate about this. Note that even members of the astronomical groups don’t know why this happened or why Jupiter is so much bigger than the other planets.
It is an OPEN QUESTION. I am not an astronomer but both of my grandparents and parents were prominent astronomers and I was born and raised in observatories.
So my speculations aren’t just so much hot air. Nor are they ‘the truth’. Speculations means to look at the data and then ask more questions.
Hard to believe. 🙂
About ocean acidity: yes, this is very real but what is much worse is overfishing which has utterly destroyed ‘the balance of nature’.
But prior to humans even existing, we had planetary life collapses: some big, some small. None bigger than the immense Permian Extinction. Nonetheless, humans may unbalance things but Nature can do this with a flick of the wrist and has done this in the past and will, therefore, do it in the future.
Could the Ice Ages be due to the sun being relatively inactive due to low density dust conditions?
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The sun is ruler of the solar system… the whole environment of the environment angle is facinating, imean the suns corona is like what 12 million degrees…
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global warming is a one sided political topic anymore, but the historic implications for mankind are unpredictable. i like warm, warm is easy. cold not so easy…
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pretty much why i dont like the 2 dimentional ‘scientific’ argument of global warming = bad, when the cause put on of CO2 is pretty shaky as a natural long term world ending outcome… most of the worlds life bodies are more than ready to compensate on our behalf to create a new life cycle with this ‘poison’…
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seems like the argument should be a better mandate for energy sources that are flexible, modular, and efficient to SAVE oil for the future people so they can kill each other with better machines ‘oil is vastly more precious than the corporateocricy lets on’… with a new diversity of energy the whole world of humanity mite wake up given time and information… not just cap and traders with a strong balance sheet
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put your guns up luke
http://nyinvestingmeetup.blogspot.com/2009/07/bonds-bernanke-and-immoral-hazard.html
Bonds, Bernanke and Immoral Hazard
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The ‘too big to fail’ doctrine was actually established in the U.S. in the early 1980s because of the South American Debt Crisis, when the 17 biggest U.S. commercial banks got into trouble because they had lent substantial amounts of money there. Continental Illinois actually failed in 1984 and was essentially nationalized by the government. The other 16 banks were indirectly bailed out. At that point going forward the big banks knew they could do no wrong. A much bigger bailout was necessary during the Savings and Loan Crisis and a now a much, much bigger bailout has been necessary because of the Credit Crisis
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the internet is so Über i cheer the bernankes of the world to face the banks like ‘duh’ pal
It should be painfully obvious to anyone that all galaxies are falling into all other galaxies.
LOL .. “anyone” PROBABLY less than one IN TEN MILLION
http://www.reuters.com/article/domesticNews/idUSTRE56R69N20090729
Schwarzenegger signs long-awaited California budget
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed a package of bills on Tuesday to balance the state’s budget, which should allow the state to stop issuing IOUs instead of paying bills and to prepare for a crucial sale of short-term debt.
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Now that Schwarzenegger is boss looks like Californians going to have to share chores… And they can buy our energy, services and commodities with RRRRREal money
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what a partner
Nonetheless, humans may unbalance things but Nature can do this with a flick of the wrist and has done this in the past and will
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s’why i say stick it to cap and trade… eat cows build railroads and check out solar powered blimps
compressed air/air compressor cars maaaaan… some solar some battery for lights and blinkers … ability to fill up at a pump… electric driven exxon compressor storage tanks that stream line pump delivery ‘air is everywhere’…. even if you can only get 40 miles per tank, you could have a compressor to charge the ‘off tank’ or whatever… thats green, im green
Venezuela “will freeze” ties with Colombia: Chavez
http://www.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idUSTRE56R6XK20090729?pageNumber=2&virtualBrandChannel=0
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Following the announcement, Chavez continued his televised Cabinet meeting, which included songs and cakes to celebrate his 55th birthday as well as presents, including a golden sword from Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Sechin.
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Man south america is such a wonderful place… absolutely beautiful… anymore pretty exciting too seems lots of countrys have a paramilitary cartel… and the right wing left wing derision is very populist… fifteen nations and only one carnival… i wana see a banana on a tree again someday
For students of the occult, the Eye of Horus is the holy grail of faith (sun worship) and (babylonian) power.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eye_of_Horus
“The symbol is seen on images of Horus’ mother, Isis, and on other deities associated with her.”
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isis
Isis can also be written as $$, which is the god main worshiped by employees of the UNITED STATES OF AMERICA corporation.
See status of liberty, columbia pictures logo the torch lady, see the eye on the one dollar bill. etc, etc, etc. Once you leave the land of the profane you will see the symbols everywhere. Just imagine all these old farts sitting around their dusty old mansion thinking they rule the world.
The meek shall indeed inherit the earth sometime, but for now the powerful are going to have a pretty good time.
The old habits of this gang of searching to the stars for inspiration to rule the masses dies hard, but SUN TZU in the art of war realized that all control of people comes from knowing what the enemy is thinking, and this cannot come from the stars, smoke signals or divination, but must come from people.
SIGINT is what rules the world now. maincore1/escelon1/google1/facebook1 etc.
The stars are now just an ‘illuminating’ hobby for this gang.
Elaine , which is your email ?
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Fed Governor Janet Yellen Channels Ronald Reagan: “Deficits Don’t Matter”
And funny picture from Disney’s Sorcerer’s Apprentice, “adding liquidity to the system”
Adding liquidity to the system
Meanwhile Goldman sent Blythe to testify at the CFTC hearings and Blythe was good enough to inform all that Goldman should be commended for providing liquidity to the crude futures market. Thanks Blythe, so far crude is down about 8% in two days, since you stopped providing liquidity under the watchful eye of the Congress. Why don’t you keep your liquidity to yourself, Blythe.
“Fact tracked flu vaccines will not be tested for safety” … say health officials.
“Even more troubling than the new vaccines or antivirals themselves, is the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) declared by the FDA, which enables the use of expired stockpiles of Tamiflu or Relenza, and non-compliance with label requirements. The EUA authority will also permit the FDA to allow the use of “unapproved or uncleared medical products” during an established emergency.”
Plovering, do you know what an ’emergency’ is? This is when there is very little time to react and one has to use all resources.
I know this is very difficult to understand. Most people think the government should be perfect and then get mad when it has to run on whatever it has.
By the way, our government’s imperfections are made much worse by wild military overreach and overspending. This is why I focus on clipping the military drastically.
Vaccines far more deadly than the swine flu; mass vaccinations a recipe for disaster say Dr. Mae-Wan Ho and Prof. Joe Cummins
July 28, 2009 by birdflu666
Dr. Mae-Wan Ho and Prof. Joe Cummins argue that vaccines are far more deadly than the swine flu and a mass vaccinations is a recipe for disaster.
The decisive argument against mass vaccinations is that flu shots simply don’t work and are dangerous [9].”
Read the full report here:
http://www.i-sis.org.uk/fastTrackSwineFluVaccineUnderFire.php
Gads, two guys out of how many other doctors who know the exact opposite is true?
I grew up in the science world. Lots of kooks there. For example, I knew a big-time geologist who genuinely believed the world was only 6,000 years old. A total nut.
knew a big-time geologist who genuinely believed the world was only 6,000 years old
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was this fellow have a background with utah roots lol
There is a zillion weird belief systems out there. People think, every time they find one, they are the original discovery of ‘truth’ for all time. This is quite different from questioning things.
I notice this very heavily this year: people are desperate for me to go into on or another belief system. These complexes of interlocking beliefs are like TRAPS. They prevent thinking. They end up being locked rooms. Instead of exploring the universe, one is like a rat trapped in a maze.
There is a lot of denial involved in all this, too. For example, I was heavily involved in the women’s rights movement. Until I gave a speech at a conference backing up the rights of fathers to have custody of children in divorce! OMG. The screams of rage. Evil Elaine!
See? All my long life, all I have to do is suggest an alternative way of thinking to alternative thinkers and hysteria ensues. Yet, we MUST DO THIS ALL THE TIME. This is the way we keep from being trapped in mental clutter that prevents active investigative thinking.
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precisely so on the many belief systems …
i suspect that is why more and more bugs are found, plants , planets ,old fozzel bones i suspect we believe them into existence ,,
the mind pushes stuff out in to existence ..from some platform of mind stuff .. dream stuff ,, yadda
and the mind being so quick to refuse any new ideas stomps over these ideas . lol
like a chicken in the egg. the egg being the whole of the mental and outward thoughts .
the egg broken reveals a new world “I” make all things new to our experience .. yet in this newness we discover a world long forgotten. (covered up by the mind) by the onion skins of old and continuing dramas..
I ran into this article … here is the question for Elaine and friends here… what is your opinion on larouche …
He is definitely marginalized… other than that, I don’t know much about him and his group…
http://larouchepac.com/node/11135
@Matheus,
The US will soon goes supernova. Treasury auctions this week have been weak. (ha, ha. not.) Interesting that China wants this country to manage its flow of dollars with care when it is scarcely able to. Somebody has to soak up the red ink. If noone else wants it, the Fed must, either honestly or underhandedly.
Ed-M: “The US will soon go supernova. Treasury auctions this week have been weak.”
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Correctamundo, Ed. But the story is much deeper than this. When Alan Grayson grilled Bobo Ben as to who got the Fed’s $500 billion in late 2007, he replied, “I don’t know.”
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The money was actually an IOU, that $500 billion that appeared on the Fed books in late 2007 are IOUs sent to 14 countries of the ECB. Which was in turn reflected as an infusion by the ECB.
http://tinyurl.com/nulst2
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The Fed was already staving off bankruptcy back then, and was trying to postpone it for another year. Maybe to pass the bag to the Obamatoon, eh? Hillary, take a bow!
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Come September 30, you can safely wager the Obamatoon will be scrounging around for another $2-3 Trillion, and if they can’t sell Treasuries today, what more in September? He is not going to get it. The larder is empty. Start watching gold and Asian currencies, specifically CNY, ¥, INR, hell, even Php.