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Mars is covered in evidence of ancient lakes, rain and snow — but scientists aren't sure how that's possible
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Mars may have a solid inner core just like Earth
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Ishmael, please see my message.

Hi Ishmael.

Does that model account for the Titius-Bode harmonic spacing of the planets?

Yes, Russia correctly guessed (again) that Crimea and the Oblasts annexations were not worth going to war over. But I remember the months before the invasion when the buildup of soldiers and equipment ...

A current example is Russia, which has been financially and militarily punished for invading Ukraine.
* It was not punished the first time, when Russia invaded Crimea.
* It was not punished the s ...

No, of course it’s not always in a nation’s interest even if it gets punished. A current example is Russia, which has been financially and militarily punished for invading Ukraine. The big stick d ...

At the nation level, any universal rule-based system will never work because self interest trumps every time. You can try to punish an offending nation but we know how that turns out. All rules, all l ...

Picky picky. But maybe chunk’ was not the most scientific description. At the time Earth was molten. All the moons were created in the same way.

A trans-woman or the real thing?

More about how the Moon was made in the DOES model

When the Earth was very young, spinning much faster than today, a chunk of it was centrifugally ejected and became the Moon.

From Grok’s cal ...

Unusual I agree, but all moons (round ones) had the same basic genesis, yet all unique. Making one special case and then attaching a particular story is not what I’ve done with my universal DOES mod ...

Hmmm. As I wrote a while back, every moon is unique and every planet is unique. In any case, you are correct. When proto-earth was born from the disk it was a small ball of plasma and gas, and orbitin ...

What makes the Moon unique?

No. If the binary star does exist it’s probably approximately one and half times the distance from the Sun to Pluto (=60 AU). The Moon was born at the same time as the Earth.

Now that Planet 9 is a thing, I have added the origin of Planet 9 to the DOES model. I would like to add binary star too (to get rid of precession) but so far there’s no proof of it although we shou ...

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Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 7:44 am Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Mars is covered in evidence of ancient lakes, rain and snow — but scientists aren't sure how that's possible Space.com Mars may have a solid inner core just like Earth Space.com er, I kno ...
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 9:02 pm Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Ishmael, please see my message.
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 6:34 pm Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Hi Ishmael. Does that model account for the Titius-Bode harmonic spacing of the planets?
Topic: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	Forum: Politics Posted: 9:35 am Subject: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	Yes, Russia correctly guessed (again) that Crimea and the Oblasts annexations were not worth going to war over. But I remember the months before the invasion when the buildup of soldiers and equipment ...
Topic: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	Forum: Politics Posted: 7:54 am Subject: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	A current example is Russia, which has been financially and militarily punished for invading Ukraine. * It was not punished the first time, when Russia invaded Crimea. * It was not punished the s ...
Topic: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	Forum: Politics Posted: 3:54 pm Subject: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	No, of course it’s not always in a nation’s interest even if it gets punished. A current example is Russia, which has been financially and militarily punished for invading Ukraine. The big stick d ...
Topic: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	Forum: Politics Posted: 1:56 pm Subject: Politics, The Final Frontier
Brian Ambrose Replies: 1955 Views: 656382	At the nation level, any universal rule-based system will never work because self interest trumps every time. You can try to punish an offending nation but we know how that turns out. All rules, all l ...
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 7:35 am Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Picky picky. But maybe chunk’ was not the most scientific description. At the time Earth was molten. All the moons were created in the same way.
Topic: Questions Of The Day
Brian Ambrose Replies: 5131 Views: 2473543	Forum: Politics Posted: 6:58 am Subject: Questions Of The Day
Brian Ambrose Replies: 5131 Views: 2473543	A trans-woman or the real thing?
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 6:56 am Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	More about how the Moon was made in the DOES model When the Earth was very young, spinning much faster than today, a chunk of it was centrifugally ejected and became the Moon. From Grok’s cal ...
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 3:54 pm Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Unusual I agree, but all moons (round ones) had the same basic genesis, yet all unique. Making one special case and then attaching a particular story is not what I’ve done with my universal DOES mod ...
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 2:55 pm Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Hmmm. As I wrote a while back, every moon is unique and every planet is unique. In any case, you are correct. When proto-earth was born from the disk it was a small ball of plasma and gas, and orbitin ...
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 1:31 pm Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	What makes the Moon unique?
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 12:14 pm Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	No. If the binary star does exist it’s probably approximately one and half times the distance from the Sun to Pluto (=60 AU). The Moon was born at the same time as the Earth.
Topic: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Forum: Astrophysics Posted: 10:15 am Subject: Planets-as-suns, and more
Brian Ambrose Replies: 131 Views: 129706	Now that Planet 9 is a thing, I have added the origin of Planet 9 to the DOES model. I would like to add binary star too (to get rid of precession) but so far there’s no proof of it although we shou ...