Uranus Was Never Hit

Unlike other planets Uranus is tipped over almost at right angles to the
plane in which it obits. The reason has to be astronomers favorite
answer "It was hit" Like how did the Earth end up with a Moon "It was
hit" I call this astronomers "Hammer theory" I say gravity tilted
Uranus Best to know its gravity force is 117% greater than the Earth's
A large object did pass close to Uranus and their mutual gravity pull
caused Uranus to tilt,and the object to spiral into the inner planets.
This object was captured by the Earth and has been orbiting the Earth
for the last 3,7 billion years. it all fits Bert

On 2006-12-29 15:21:08 +0000, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) said:

Unlike other planets Uranus is tipped over almost at right angles to the
plane in which it obits. The reason has to be astronomers favorite
answer "It was hit" Like how did the Earth end up with a Moon "It was
hit" I call this astronomers "Hammer theory" I say gravity tilted
Uranus Best to know its gravity force is 117% greater than the Earth's
A large object did pass close to Uranus and their mutual gravity pull
caused Uranus to tilt,and the object to spiral into the inner planets.
This object was captured by the Earth and has been orbiting the Earth
for the last 3,7 billion years. it all fits Be

No it doesnt
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Hm . . . .

I wonder if Dr. Velikovsky was right after all!


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Unlike other planets Uranus is tipped over almost at right angles to the
plane in which it obits. The reason has to be astronomers favorite
answer "It was hit" Like how did the Earth end up with a Moon "It was
hit" I call this astronomers "Hammer theory" I say gravity tilted
Uranus Best to know its gravity force is 117% greater than the Earth's
A large object did pass close to Uranus and their mutual gravity pull
caused Uranus to tilt,and the object to spiral into the inner planets.
This object was captured by the Earth and has been orbiting the Earth
for the last 3,7 billion years. it all fits Bert

G=EMC^2 Glazier wrote:
Unlike other planets Uranus is tipped over almost at right angles to the
plane in which it obits. The reason has to be astronomers favorite
answer "It was hit" Like how did the Earth end up with a Moon "It was
hit" I call this astronomers "Hammer theory" I say gravity tilted
Uranus Best to know its gravity force is 117% greater than the Earth's


Where did you get that figure, Bert? The sources I checked said the
gravity force on Uranus would be slightly less than on Earth, because
of the low density of Uranus.

Double-A


A large object did pass close to Uranus and their mutual gravity pull
caused Uranus to tilt,and the object to spiral into the inner planets.
This object was captured by the Earth and has been orbiting the Earth
for the last 3,7 billion years. it all fits Bert

Padduck I take it you go with the "hammer" Best you consider other
theories than just be a parrot to echo the thoughts of others. Nothing
is etched in stone. Stuff that happens in our solar system billions of
years ago needs much thoughts. You will note I did not say one thought.
Bert

W.G D Who is Dr. Velikovsky ? bert

Bert:

Why Immanuel Velikovsky of course.

Remember his much shunned works "Worlds in Collision" and "Earth in
Upheaval"?

Wayne


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W.G D Who is Dr. Velikovsky ? bert

On 2006-12-29 18:31:04 +0000, "W.G.D." said:

Bert:

Why Immanuel Velikovsky of course.

Remember his much shunned works "Worlds in Collision" and "Earth in Upheaval"?

Wayne

Shunned because they were full of absolute nonsense. I read them when I
was 13 and even then I could see through the BS.

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persist in delusion, however satisfying and reassuring.

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Double-A I read that figure of surface gravity of Uranus being 1.17
gee(117% of Earth's It does I know have a "mass"14,5x Earth and a
volume 64x Earth. Well to continue my thought on no hit I'll sum it up
by saying "No hit but it did suffer a gravitational glancing that tilted
its north pole over by nearly 100 degrees Go figu8ure Bert

Our moon was a result of the early Earth being hit and then the debrie
coming together to form our moon and at one time our moon was a lot closer
to the Earth, just as at the same time the Day on Earth was a lot shorter
too.

So far all I've seen posted in nothing but garbage.


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