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But how much change in how fast earth goes was required -here is the question. The world would have, I thought still went around, but just twisted a bit to face the light longer?Nathan Poe said:1200 miles per hour is hardly "slowly" in human terms.
Now what is smaller than a bug here, again? And what is coming out of the blue to smack it like a windshield?Except you're dealing with something infintesimally smaller than a bug, and something much larger and faster than a magnet on a table. You need to think more in terms of a bug on a windshield of a speeding car.
Right, and this is what you would need to address, should you be able.Which brings us back to the issue of the kinds of "required forces" to move a planet, particularly one that's already in motion at breakneck speed.
Well, I had heard there was no records of it, but one poster here gave a link, I think, and showed how they say there are actually records of the missing day. Did you miss that? Post 25There would be worldwide records of it had it actually happened. If the sun's not setting in one place, that means it's not rising somewhere else.
Don't you think someone would've noticed?
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