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  The Amazing Solar System

  by LoveUniHateExams in

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  i gotta say, i don't know much about the solar system.

  i never was particularly interested in it.. but i've recently read professor brian cox's book (which accompanies a bbc series) and it's completely fascinating.. i'm quite interested in pictures of mars.

  martian landscapes seem familiar and different at the same time ….

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  waton

  Neptune always sits there as a big fat gassy giant spoiler. mathematical coincidence with a degree of fudge rather than an actual law.

  BT right. certainly not a universal law. not observed in any of the exo planet systems so far.

  Neptune's position exactly between Uranus and Pluto at 9,6 AU for the establishing of a lower 3 and upper 96 limit to the geometric progression of the Bode sequence.

  ( the innermost and outermost planets are equisistant).

  Bode / Titius is a 9 place coincidence, ? is the universe old enough to allow for that? lucky us,

  . because stability is made from resonances like that.

  Think of the planet spacings as wavelengths, the ecliptic as a Chladni plate.
  7 octaves like on a piano.
  
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  Height of mountains before and after the flood .

  by smiddy3 in

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  it was stated many years ago in answer to how did the flood cover the top of all the mountains on earth in noah`s day.?.

  mount everest ?.

  and it was explained away by saying that the mountains before the flood were a lot smaller / lower than the mountains that exist today.. so there was no problem .. when the deluge began with so much volume of water now covering the earth ( water being heavy ) pushed down into the weakest parts of the earth and raised up in other parts of the earth to where we now have higher mountains than existed before the flood of noah`s day.. in other words mount everest didn`t exist at its present height before the flood and neither did any other high mountain that exists today ,the topography all changed with the noachian flood.

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  waton

  peer review can be flawed because peers have axes to grind, the "not invented here" factor. but science itself is not flawed, because of the only temporarily true answers, but is great, because it gives rise to better questions. so: back to the OP:

  is mount Everest taller now than it was "before the deluge"? ? ? Yes: 20 meters estimated.
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  The Amazing Solar System

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i gotta say, i don't know much about the solar system.

  i never was particularly interested in it.. but i've recently read professor brian cox's book (which accompanies a bbc series) and it's completely fascinating.. i'm quite interested in pictures of mars.

  martian landscapes seem familiar and different at the same time ….

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  waton

  doesn't it make you stop to wonder---what

  t: makes you wonder how is it that the possible creator of that immensity is pictured in the bible as walking in the garden in the breezy paty of the day, bellyaching because of--.

  Wt believers totally and I mean absolutely underestimate the stature of such a being. or:

  has the solar system, the universe created itself? even energy, out of which the universe was made, can not be created. or destroyed.
  
  
  
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  The Amazing Solar System

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i gotta say, i don't know much about the solar system.

  i never was particularly interested in it.. but i've recently read professor brian cox's book (which accompanies a bbc series) and it's completely fascinating.. i'm quite interested in pictures of mars.

  martian landscapes seem familiar and different at the same time ….

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  waton

  Yes, Pluto will always be the ninth planet to me.

  BT: and to the hidden one who sneakily might be setting all this up. because

  Pluto is the only body occupying the 388 position in the Bode doubling sequence.* nailing that " hole in one " scenario.

  Neptune is not, bsw.

  * 4, 7, 10, 16, 28, 52, 100, 196, 388.

  Planetary orbit distances (between semi major axes) in AU:

  Venus to Earth +.3; Earth (1. 0) 100% accuracy of course

  to Mars 2x.3 +.6; 5% accuracy

  to asteroids +1.2;

  to Jupiter +2.4; with .003% accuracy !!! 80% of planetary mass.

  to Saturn(100) +4.8;

  to Uranus (19. 6) + 9.6;

  to Pluto +2x9.6 or +19.2 AU results in 38.8 with 2 %accuracy

  Pluto's place is prominent. provisionally permanent.
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  The Amazing Solar System

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i gotta say, i don't know much about the solar system.

  i never was particularly interested in it.. but i've recently read professor brian cox's book (which accompanies a bbc series) and it's completely fascinating.. i'm quite interested in pictures of mars.

  martian landscapes seem familiar and different at the same time ….

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  waton

  LUHE: Mercury has a nighttime temperature of MINUS 290 F or -180 degr. centigrade.

  Venus' slow retrograde rotation helps the roasting too. She turns like the truly original planetary gear. or ball in a ball bearing.

  The solar system is a ball game. 9+ holes in one.
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  The Amazing Solar System

  by LoveUniHateExams in

  1. jw
  2. friends

  i gotta say, i don't know much about the solar system.

  i never was particularly interested in it.. but i've recently read professor brian cox's book (which accompanies a bbc series) and it's completely fascinating.. i'm quite interested in pictures of mars.

  martian landscapes seem familiar and different at the same time ….

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  waton

  Our solar system has an unique architecture, seen in the stacking of the planets, their rotation and orbital velocities.

  outstanding is No. 1, the first body where live is discovered: "our" Earth.

  No.10 in the Bode* series. with an orbital velocity 10 000 times the speed of light. An orbital diameter of 1000 seconds, a pendulum 10 decimeters long, that swings in a one second, a surface acceleration of ~ 10 m/s^2. A surface atmospheric pressure equal to a 10 meter water column. using a 10 based counting system because of the No.of digits of its dominant species.

  * a doubling in planetary distances with a lower limit of .3 AU, upper of 9.6 AU.
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  ''Faith in Action'' video....Jesus Disciples depicted with ''field service bags'' and preaching with ''Scrolls''

  by RULES & REGULATIONS in

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  here is a screenshot from a video on jw.org.

  go to videos, our organization, history .

  jehovah's witnesses—faith in action, part 1: out of darkness.

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  waton

  next this scene can be remastered to show Noah's family in the house to house work, preaching righteousness, with the ark half finished in the far background. Not using scroll rolls bat wooden, clay tablets.
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  Height of mountains before and after the flood .

  by smiddy3 in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  it was stated many years ago in answer to how did the flood cover the top of all the mountains on earth in noah`s day.?.

  mount everest ?.

  and it was explained away by saying that the mountains before the flood were a lot smaller / lower than the mountains that exist today.. so there was no problem .. when the deluge began with so much volume of water now covering the earth ( water being heavy ) pushed down into the weakest parts of the earth and raised up in other parts of the earth to where we now have higher mountains than existed before the flood of noah`s day.. in other words mount everest didn`t exist at its present height before the flood and neither did any other high mountain that exists today ,the topography all changed with the noachian flood.

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  waton

  https://www.theguardian.com/science/2014/jun/13/earth-may-have-underground-ocean-three-times-that-on-surface.

  was pressed down by the weight of the mountains of debris of noah's time?
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  Is this 2034 date actually something the cult put out?

  by mickbobcat in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  so i have heard this 120 preaching time and 2034 end date.

  are they pushing another set time of is this something someone else came up with?.

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  waton

  Was Noah a tin miner? Or did he know one?

  AM: the building of the Ark coincided ~ with the building of the pyramids, and high tension steel tools, fittings were in the distant future then. The pyramids were glorified heaps of stone, ships glorified rafts.

  Nobody, that has not done it, can imagine the agony of any hand powered work. for decades, on an all vegetarian diet, no less. Good point. Noah, must have also earned a living, traded for supplies.

  All we need now is also seeing him preaching with stone, or wood tablets or

  Papyrus rolls, H2H with the collosal ark on the horizon, all on JWORG.

  H2H before the H2O. tablets in the h2h work before the flood!
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  Is this 2034 date actually something the cult put out?

  by mickbobcat in

  1. watchtower
  2. beliefs

  so i have heard this 120 preaching time and 2034 end date.

  are they pushing another set time of is this something someone else came up with?.

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  waton

  It is highly unlikely that Noah, and his family when building that impossibly large wooden structure with bronze-age hand tools would consider that wait " soon ". No sober carpenter would endorse that idea either. With hands on experience, why did Jesus do that?

  The only time that he used his trade in a fable, illustration by the way