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we assume that planets are formed outside stars | |
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| -- User ID: 123880 United States07/29/2006 01:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i read a series of books called "the life and teachings of the masters of the far east" written in the 1930's by baird spaulding. the series is based on his adventures over 5 years in the 1890's traveling in the himilayas and living amongst the great tibetan masters. in part of the one of the books, it talks about the solar system and how planets were formed. the tibetan masters say that all planets are born from the sun, and that it will happen again. when it happens, all the planets move out an orbit. mb earth's orbit is the prime location for life to develop, but planets only stay here for so long. thats why mars is kinda like an old, used up version of earth, and venus is kinda like a newer, waiting to be used planet. and the planet we call mercury will probably end up bein the next planet's moon. |
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| Decksurf
(OP) User ID: 111626 United States07/30/2006 01:15 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | However, "We humans, equally 'obviously,' are outside our mothers - yet we did not start there!" A new concept to me. But it fits in the puzzle very very good. --we assume that planets are formed outside stars "for the 'obvious' reason - that's where we find them |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 123360 Canada07/30/2006 09:48 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | That gas giants have the highest number of rocky worlds (moons) orbiting them shouldn't be a surprise. Their gravity would keep more of the primordial disk in it's vicinity, and would also have a better chance of capturing wandering moons into their orbits. |
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| Decksurf
(OP) User ID: 111626 United States07/30/2006 11:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Been going through their links. New ideas to me. Planets growing, suns giving birth, electrical comets. Religeon and rock carvings tied in too. My old brain is going through dynamic changes. If I shared any of this info at work they would think me insane. They being mostly traditional christians. Hard to believe how closed minded they can be. No thinking outside of the box for most of them. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 73941 United States07/30/2006 11:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Been going through their links. Quoting: DecksurfNew ideas to me. Planets growing, suns giving birth, electrical comets. Religeon and rock carvings tied in too. My old brain is going through dynamic changes. If I shared any of this info at work they would think me insane. They being mostly traditional christians. Hard to believe how closed minded they can be. No thinking outside of the box for most of them. We are relatively new into the Aquarian Age...and this information is relatively new in becoming more readily available and discussed. Give them time and don't stop 'teaching' them. There is absolutely no one else in my RL that is up on this stuff either. Frusterating and slightly isolating. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 124548 United States07/31/2006 12:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | i read a series of books called "the life and teachings of the masters of the far east" written in the 1930's by baird spaulding. the series is based on his adventures over 5 years in the 1890's traveling in the himilayas and living amongst the great tibetan masters. in part of the one of the books, it talks about the solar system and how planets were formed. the tibetan masters say that all planets are born from the sun, and that it will happen again. when it happens, all the planets move out an orbit. mb earth's orbit is the prime location for life to develop, but planets only stay here for so long. thats why mars is kinda like an old, used up version of earth, and venus is kinda like a newer, waiting to be used planet. and the planet we call mercury will probably end up bein the next planet's moon. Quoting: -- 123880That's the conclusion I came to several years ago. It just makes sense to me for a number of reasons. It's cool to see there might be some truth to it. |
| p User ID: 120684 United States07/31/2006 12:38 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | You think that maybe comets ,are maybe electrical instead of frozen blocks of water ??? Quoting: Decksurfor maybe electrons with all their yet-to-be-discovered mini-components are a lot like water and heavy mineral ice in microcosmic space-terms. As above, so below. |
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User ID: 122457 United States07/31/2006 01:30 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.holoscience.com] [link to www.holoscience.com] SS: the moon and star, moon and sun, moon sun stars, etc .. on those artifacts are the secret order .. .. you ponder the symbology upon artifacts everywhere and it is very simple .. this temple belongs to the secret order and always has and always will be .. your memory is short but the secret order has very long memory .. out .. SS [link to www.spaceweather.com] Lunar Owl [link to www.silverstar-academy.com] Silver Star Blog SS: VULCAN HIVE BLOG -- 'SORRY WE'RE CLOSE !! Mahalo' [link to www.silverstar-academy.com] Silver Star Academy [link to www.silverstar-academy.com] shake it like a rattle snake [link to www.silverstar-academy.com] USS CONSTITUTION [link to www.horusmaat.com] LODGE OF HORUSMAAT : HIVE MIND SS: the following research has been provided by the archives of the silver star .. this data is strictly used for research purposes only, interpretations of all data found within is left to each individual researcher visiting this thread . the silver star neither officially agrees nor disagrees with any interpretations of any individual visiting researchers viewing the data within this thread |
| gimme a break! User ID: 122957 United States07/31/2006 11:43 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | [link to www.holoscience.com] Quoting: SS[link to www.holoscience.com] SS: the moon and star, moon and sun, moon sun stars, etc .. on those artifacts are the secret order .. .. you ponder the symbology upon artifacts everywhere and it is very simple .. this temple belongs to the secret order and always has and always will be .. your memory is short but the secret order has very long memory .. blah, blah, blah, secret order, blah blah blah- yes of course, eveything has to have a secret order! humans can never know anything, because they are too weak! one flag flying high saluting your weakness preaching disinfo!  |
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| Earnest
User ID: 74540 Canada07/31/2006 11:58 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Wondering moons? Quoting: Open mind 30923So where exactly did these moon come from originally? Makes sense to me that the sun ejected the planets. Look at the sizes as you go out from the sun. As if the planets grow over time as they escape the sun. OM They could come from many places. As our solar system formed they were all over the place. Many of them merged to become the rocky planets we have today. Some could be from the outer solar system that were perturbed out of their original orbits and moved in, only to be captured. The sun spitting out planets just makes NO sense. Nothing like a planet could emerge from a furnace like that intact. If it somehow could, it would be sterile. But there are way to many things to overcome. And Planets don't necessarily get bigger futher out . Mars is further out yet much smaller than Earth. Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system, yet orbits inside of Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, (which is very small). Reality is interesting enough. |
| just thinkin' User ID: 122957 United States07/31/2006 03:11 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Makes sense to me that the sun ejected the planets. Look at the sizes as you go out from the sun. As if the planets grow over time as they escape the sun. Quoting: Open mind 30923OM good point! or mb the sun loses a little mass/gets a little weaker every time it ejects a new planet. thats why planets are getting smaller. you could almost picture the sun as the egg and comets as sperm. the comets 'fertilize' the sun, causing it to give birth to a new baby. |
| just thinkin' User ID: 122957 United States07/31/2006 03:20 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | They could come from many places. As our solar system formed they were all over the place. Many of them merged to become the rocky planets we have today. Some could be from the outer solar system that were perturbed out of their original orbits and moved in, only to be captured. Quoting: EarnestThe sun spitting out planets just makes NO sense. Nothing like a planet could emerge from a furnace like that intact. If it somehow could, it would be sterile. But there are way to many things to overcome. And Planets don't necessarily get bigger futher out . Mars is further out yet much smaller than Earth. Jupiter is the biggest planet in the solar system, yet orbits inside of Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, and Pluto, (which is very small). actually it makes as much sense as wandering moons or palnets solidifying out of space dust. a sterile molten ball of mass could emerge from the furnace of the sun, then spend a coulple billion years cooling and preparing for life through chemical reaction as it bumps out orbits to the spot that is prime for development of life. and mb jupiter was our sun's 'star' pupil. it started with neptune and uranus, then hit its peak with saturn and jupiter, and has been in decline since. each planet would also have the influence/residual effects of whatever form of life inhabited it. thats what happened to the planet that used to exist between mars and jupiter. mars as well, may have been alot bigger when it was still covered with water. |
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