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Oct 11, 2012, 10:40:16 AM10/11/12
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On 10/11/2012 10:23 AM, G=EMC^2 wrote:
> What if the Oort cloud is an orbiting belt of ice and rock. that
> orbits the Sun at a distance of 2.5 LYs True Sun's gravity is as week
> as the light it is shinning on these rocks,but so is the force of its
> revolving. Fact is Sun's gravity pulls in the inner rocks,and we call
> them comets.or steriods,and when they hit the Earth meteorites.
> Without the Oort clound Earth would have no life. Jan Oort was a very
> clever guy. Since the Oort cloud can't be seen its all hypothetical I
> can have m own far out thoughts on it,so here they are. The Oort cloud
> starts with pluto,and stretches out to 2.5 LYs ,and beyond into the
> "cosmos" I can see this cloud with such weak mutual gravity easy to
> have stuff pulled from it by a passing large object(star?) Only the
> lucky ones make it to the solar system as comets to be captured by the
> Sun. I see lots of these rocks never making the right capture,and the
> Sun sling shooting them back into deep space to be lost forever.
> Pluto was one of the ones with luck. Most unlucky hit the Sun head
> on. My thoughts now go to Proxima Centauri for it shares with the
> Sun the Oort cloud.,but I will save my far out thoughts on it for
> another day. TreBert PS Oort cloud in reality should be called the
> "Ernst Opik" Sad he got robed
wow
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> What if the Oort cloud is an orbiting belt of ice and rock. that
> orbits the Sun at a distance of 2.5 LYs True Sun's gravity is as week
> as the light it is shinning on these rocks,but so is the force of its
> revolving. Fact is Sun's gravity pulls in the inner rocks,and we call
> them comets.or steriods,and when they hit the Earth meteorites.
> Without the Oort clound Earth would have no life. Jan Oort was a very
> clever guy. Since the Oort cloud can't be seen its all hypothetical I
> can have m own far out thoughts on it,so here they are. The Oort cloud
> starts with pluto,and stretches out to 2.5 LYs ,and beyond into the
> "cosmos" I can see this cloud with such weak mutual gravity easy to
> have stuff pulled from it by a passing large object(star?) Only the
> lucky ones make it to the solar system as comets to be captured by the
> Sun. I see lots of these rocks never making the right capture,and the
> Sun sling shooting them back into deep space to be lost forever.
> Pluto was one of the ones with luck. Most unlucky hit the Sun head
> on. My thoughts now go to Proxima Centauri for it shares with the
> Sun the Oort cloud.,but I will save my far out thoughts on it for
> another day. TreBert PS Oort cloud in reality should be called the
> "Ernst Opik" Sad he got robed
wow
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