Nobody ever notices how the atmosphere not only electrically etches away these meteors, but slows down its speed along the way.
They tell you that "gravity" is an acceleration, but forget to mention that the atmosphere itself acts as a 'resistor'…
It feels weird understanding these things properly, or at least trying to, while figuring out how in TF to explain it to the rest of humanity trapped obliviously in clown world
>Consider how our Little Blue Ball has managed to dodge this ceaseless barrage of cosmic buckshot day in and day out since the dinosaurs got whacked. What are the odds?
Pretty comfy considering the dinosaurs might have likely got wiped out by the [event] that brought us our moon…
>Solar Burst Killed off the Dinos…
Problem with that theory is that solar bursts, themselves, technically strengthen our own planet's defense mechanisms.
They arrive in a 'windy' cell of plasma. Thus, factor in the Electromagnetic Space Force.
The Earth already has a magnetic field which protects us, along with the atmosphere which, too, is a plasma.
The reaction between the two electrical charge potentials, then generates another layer of protection. Thus, strengthening our Natural defense mechanism.
The Universe doesn't want to destroy Life. Rather, it Creates. Understand, appreciate, and Marvel in Its Glory!
>except when the poles shift and upset our magnetosphere and that layer of protection. then it kinda does.
Except the "pole flip" itself is just an unproven theory.
One thing rarely considered is that it is in fact proof of what Tesla would call 'Alternating Current'
When a lighting bolt strikes, to balance out the charges between two potentials, the current bounces back several times in a fraction of a second.
The "pole flips" likely occurred between the two greater systems in such an equation as the one which may have brought us our moon.
If the moon was orbiting another dwarf star or gas giant, then you must factor those as electrical potentials of their own.
>He was quoting someone else.
Go be white and try to "quote" some rap lyrics today, my ninja
>media says
Who do they think they are? Science?
No. We only blindly believe what "science says…"