If you quoted what I actually have said, it would be a nice change.
The ONLY objects which can fulfil the 'stars falling like ripe figs' at the Sixth Seal event, are our thousands of satellites.
The atmosphere will simply be parted and pushed aside, above the point of impact of this massive CME. The rest of the world will be fine and the atmosphere will quickly recover.
What Revelation 6:12-17 actually says? You have yet to show how it proves your weird and unproveable beliefs.
Most articles I have read about falling satellites indicate it could take decades before they hit earth, assuming they are not entirely burned up by then.
The following is an article I found. I quoted most of it below, not all of it. Not a very lengthy article.
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What If Every Satellite Fell to Earth?
What would a crashing satellite do to the Earth? How many satellites would come falling down? And why could this last for decades?
Currently, there are over 5,000 satellites in orbit. That number is expected to, at least, double by 2025. And that doesn’t include all of the 12,000 satellites SpaceX’s Starlink program plans to launch by 2027. So, nearly 20,000 satellites in space by the end of the decade? What would happen if they all came crashing down?
If 20,000 satellites were falling to Earth, it wouldn’t happen instantly. That’s because the satellites’ speed and positions in space could make some of them take longer to come crashing down. If a satellite was 1,000 km (621 mi) above the Earth’s atmosphere, it might take over 100 years before it finally fell to the ground.
So all these satellites falling to Earth would be a long, drawn-out process. Luckily for us, when they do finally fall on Earth, a lot of them will get burned up by our atmosphere. But that still doesn’t mean we’d be completely safe.
But if 20,000 satellites fell to Earth, they’d go wherever they please. Many of them would dive into the oceans, since they take up 71% of our Earth. But lots of these satellites would end up on land.
These satellites could destroy entire buildings and towns, as they’d be traveling at speeds up to 28,000 km/h (17,400 mph.) Even if small chunks of satellites managed to hit the ground, their shockwaves could cause considerable damage. The kinetic energy of all these satellites hitting Earth would be like dropping nuclear bombs.
And another similarity these satellites have with nuclear bombs? Many of them would be radioactive. Lots of satellites are nuclear powered, and there’s a chance that when they come crashing down to Earth they could still be radioactive, causing even more harm to the planet after they hit it.
After decades, when all the satellites finally came crashing down, Earth would look like it had been hit by thousands of nukes. But luckily, the chances of something like this happening are incredibly low. The only real possibility of it happening would be if Earth were hit by a solar storm. And if that were to happen, falling satellites would be the least of our worries.
What If Every Satellite Fell to Earth? | What If Show
