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Old January 7th 04, 09:38 PM
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Default Mesa in the background of Mars landing site coal found on Mars; CellWell1 and CellWell2 origins of the Solar System

It was mentioned today in the news that the Mars landing site had a
Mesa in the background. I suppose the probe is not able to mobilize
itself to this rock strata. It maybe ideal for looking for a coal seam
on Mars.

News also mentioned that the surface was tacky and left imprints of
the airbag and that there was black minerals in the imprints. Perhaps
those black minerals are coal granules.

What would happen to a tree trunk if uprooted on Earth and
spaceshipped to the Martian surface? Would it slowly rot and decay
physically?

What are the chances that if Earth were Mars and a probe landed on
Earth, what are the probability chances of running into a coal seam or
evidence of coal? I say small chance and that it would take a living
explorer and not a probe to find coal on Earth.

If coal is found on Mars and if no coal exists on the Moon, then I
will have to come up with a CellWell explanation for that. Something
like this--. That Mars was with Earth in CellWell1 but the Moon was in
CellWell2 and the Moon was 1/2 as old as Earth. And so the Moon was
some satellite of the gas giants and escaped the gas giants and
collided with Earth between 5 and 2 billion years ago.

If coal is found on Mars, then I will have to introduce a whole new
kinematics theory of planetory orbits where Europa is like a
protoEarth and where Pluto is like a protoMars. The tough thing about
this kinematics is to explain why and how the **gas giants** move into
erratic and aberrant motions to where they eventually coalesce and
collide several gas giants to form a new star or add on to the Sun,
but why the satellites of these gas giants seem to wander and escape
the collisions?

Is there a physicist out there who can answer in a nice way as to why
satellites would have a tendency to wander and escape a swallowing up
of their gas giant parents? My intuition would tell me that if you had
big balls and little marbles going around the big balls and if the big
balls come together in one place (swallowing up) that the marbles
should also be swallowed up and not escape the swallowing. Perhaps
there is some tendency that I am forgetting about. Perhaps the
behaviour of Pluto as it seems to be escaping from the errant
wandering of Neptune, lies the answer.

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