Re: What would happen if the earth stopped spinning?
sir.jp...@neuf.fr
> Hi:
>
> The 1st and obvious answer is that half the world would be night and the
> other half would be day without change.
>
> However, what would be the less apparent effects? For example, how would
> it affect the ecosystem, the climate, polar ice caps.
>
> Lets assume that the Earth stops spinning in a manner such that it is
> the time [in terms of sun/earth orientation] always 4:30 AM
> standard-time in Stamford, Connecticut. Let's also assume that the
> Earth's movement stops when it is summer for the southern hemisphere and
> winter for the northern hemisphere.
>
> What would be the effects? That it would be always be summer in
> Australia and winter in Canada is self-explanatory.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Radium
... underlying your question is the one concerning the cause of both
Earth rotation & revolution
... and in fact none has answer to that question except the one
peddled forth by the Academic Cretins i.e. inertia resulting from some
alleged "Gros Boum" idiocy some Zillions yearz ago !
Okay ?
I am tellling your here now, that if the Earth stopped rotating the
whole system would do likewise, and it would mean that Sun which is
the driving force in accordance to the True Geology, would have
stopped rotating as well
( non-obstant the certitudes processed from of the conditionned mind
of poor John Kepler, a faithful of Glaciations, Continental Rafting
etc )
Any other stupid question ?
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gb
Earth, that the rotation of Earth
has gravity weakening effects. One of those Hollywood moments where
things stall, and
then two bodies attract. But things wouldn't stall completely.
According to theories it is the contrary. Spinning adds to gravity,
more noticable in spiral
galaxies where this dark matter is 9 times the visible mass.
Hihihi
Piss off
Timberwoof
<ac54f45b-c4f1-4f17...@34g2000hsh.googlegroups.com>,
sir.jp...@neuf.fr wrote:
> ... underlying your question is the one concerning the cause of both
> Earth rotation & revolution
Hm. I didn't know that he earth rotated *and* revolved. Care to explain?
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emptying chamber pots in your direction." ‹Chris L.
Timberwoof
<e2433ff0-d070-40c3...@26g2000hsk.googlegroups.com>,
gb <gb6...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Without thinking, it 'feels' to me that the Moon would drop into
> Earth, that the rotation of Earth
> has gravity weakening effects.
What??? That makes only a little bit of sense. To do calculations of the
moon's orbit, all you need is the earth's mass, the moon's mass, the
distance between them, and some specifics about eccentricity, orbital
inclination, etc. You don't care about the Earth's rotation.
Yes, the Earth's gravity as measured at the surface is a little lower at
the equator than at the poles, but you can't measure that difference in
orbit.
But you've contradicted yourself. You say that "that the rotation of
Earth has gravity weakening effects" yet if the earth's rotation should
stop, the moon would fall into the earth.
> One of those Hollywood moments where
> things stall, and
> then two bodies attract. But things wouldn't stall completely.
>
> According to theories it is the contrary. Spinning adds to gravity,
> more noticable in spiral
> galaxies where this dark matter is 9 times the visible mass.
According to what theory?
I strongly suggest you pick up a couple of textbooks on astronomy and
learn their content before you write such opinions. They make you look
like someone trying to be mistaken for ignorant.
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Timberwoof <me at timberwoof dot com> http://www.timberwoof.com
"When you post sewage, don't blame others for
emptying chamber pots in your direction." 気hris L.
LloydB
> On 14 mai, 03:08, "Green Xenon [Radium]" <gluceg...@excite.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Hi:
>
> > The 1st and obvious answer is that half the world would be night and the
> > other half would be day without change.
>
> > However, what would be the less apparent effects? For example, how would
> > it affect the ecosystem, the climate, polar ice caps.
>
> > Lets assume that the Earth stops spinning in a manner such that it is
> > the time [in terms of sun/earth orientation] always 4:30 AM
> > standard-time in Stamford, Connecticut. Let's also assume that the
> > Earth's movement stops when it is summer for the southern hemisphere and
> > winter for the northern hemisphere.
>
> > What would be the effects? That it would be always be summer in
> > Australia and winter in Canada is self-explanatory.
>
> > Thanks,
>
> > Radium
I'm *almost* certain that it would severely
disrupt the flow of mindless trash cross-
posted to sci.newsgroups.
Then again, perhaps not.
gb
Piss in your mouth, take it from another European.
gb
wrote:
> In article
> <e2433ff0-d070-40c3-8e1a-25a05feb5...@26g2000hsk.googlegroups.com>,
www.geocities.com/gmbajszar/BreakPedalEffect. You like suggesting, you
won't learn man.
gb
Believe subtle, not crazy.
gb
Illegal argument, what do you think your classroom teacher think of
you,
that you are very smart or racially picking? Common, rotated, revolved
are
both clear logic. You think the Moon revolves around the Earth and the
Earth rotates? Could it be this simple logic?
gb
Eye for eye, like in England with cameras in the streets, all people
are
tarnished to become policemen. But it is highly offending in terms of
human rights to see discrimination. Truth should win in matters of
crimes against humanities that Pier from France aims to ridicule
in terms on non-comprehension and outrage. How I hated cross posts
once, now imperialism.
George
sir.jp...@neuf.fr
> On May 15, 4:42 pm, sir.jpturc...@neuf.fr wrote:
>
> We'd not have to read your ramblings
I thought you were dead ole man ... how is your gout condition?
Worsening ?
Good !
Ramblings ? are you talking about the driving force spinning the Earth
into motion both axially & ecliptically ?
Clueless about that indeed ! ... as the rest Timberwood, Oriel etc
included
By the way have you as yet finished that backyard of yours '
mapping ?
I am waiting for that brown envelope from Cincinnati with all the data
in it ... I just want to know how many Glaaaacierzzz went over it
( your backyard ) through the different Glaaaciationzzz. Surely you
will find some moraines or rest of it ... everyone does all over the
world indeed !
With kindest regards to you Georgi Boi !
Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud