Geo Stress

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TARGET="_top" TITLE="Main Area"><U>Main</U></A></div> <bR> <bR> <div>  [    Some of you are familiar with the Laws of Centrifics (Centrifugal Mechanics) , where an object in an unrestricted space, if spun will seek to rotate around it's center of mass, this applies to all sizes and shapes, no exception, and if what is called orbit, since it is still attached , by what I lightly call a gravity string, it will act like a solid connection is made, and still assume it's center of mass, hence a Stars wobble if it has a significant planetoid ]</div> <div> <U>                                                                                                                                                                                   </U></div> <div> <B>In keeping with the planned view of cooperative effort to develop a reasonable map, and software to determine the likelihood of Geo disturbances by comparative analysis of unknown objects of reasonable size , by their orbit , rotation speed/direction , and mass, I present the following material, to aid what I had envisioned (And for fun) as a starter.</B></div> <div> <B><U>                                                                                                                                                                                    </U></B></div> <bR> <div> First , using the example below that rotates in the same direction of orbital movement, it can be seen using the colors of RED for hi-stress , and blue for low-stress , that the Teutonic stress would be unbalanced, causing much disturbance on the surface , both heating the object internally , as well as heightened Quake activity.</div> <div> <IMG SRC="16390900.jpg" border=0 width="400" height="400" ALIGN="BOTTOM" HSPACE="0" VSPACE="0"></div> <div> <U>                                                                                                                                                                    </U></div> <div> <B>In the animation below</B> (Ha,ha, the yellow dots are for direction indicators , not moons) <B>"B"</B> indicates the center of the orbital path , <B>"A"</B> indicates the speeding up in the direction of orbit, and <B>"C"</B> indicates the slowing down in the orbit direction, and ideal rotation would be a state of equa-balance , where all sides in the gravity string of the "Primary" (Sun), are balanced , however , the "IDEAL" will be a reference point only as most objects are in an elliptical orbit, as the direction of capture by the "primary" in their beginnings , caused a slightly erratic orbit , another factor that comes into play is if after orbit is achieved, the "Moon" is struck with a large mass ( asteroid for example) , and imparts enough energy to slow or speed up the natural seeking spin/rotation of the "Moon".</div> <div> <B> For the younger scientists</B> out there, when you whirl an object on a string around your head, you feel its weight increase as you whirl it faster, basically this is what happens to planets until a balance is made with the Gravity of the "Primary's/sun's"  pull, this is called  an "orbit", now when you add the spin of the object on the end of the string , it has to balance too , so it attempts to spin at a balanced rate to equalize all it's sides , as the animation shows , by speeding up part, and slowing down part , to keep all sides equal to the orbit (At the end of the string).</div> <div> If an object is simply captured by the "Sun" it has all the erratic motion that has been imparted to it by all its experiences and travels and bumps, but if it was congealed (Clumped) from  dust and asteroid ring around the Sun, it will have a near perfect orbit, but after it comes together , it gets hit by other large objects , which either changes it's rotation speed or knocks it into a different orbit, and the gravity of the "Sun" grabs it back and it gets an out of round orbit, also keep in mind other objects such as planets , also effect the orbit too.</div> <bR> <div>  <img src="HTMLobj-356/aniGif.gif" alt="balance natural" border="0" align="bottom" width="400" height="300">  </div> <bR> <div> <IMG SRC="199902c0.jpg" border=0 width="400" height="300" ALIGN="BOTTOM" HSPACE="0" VSPACE="0"></div> <div> <IMG SRC="19a58800.jpg" border=0 width="600" height="640" ALIGN="BOTTOM" HSPACE="0" VSPACE="0"></div> <div> The Earth , using some simple detective work, has had it's orbit altered by something that passed near it , not from an impact, the impact that altered it's rotation was not large enough to cause it to be pushed into the current orbit, as the orbit now is what has stabilized , after a passing mystery object came near it, likely causing the Earth to intercept the object that caused the moon to form in it's present place by its impact , and likely the part in orbit now is partly due to gathering of near objects , as it looks like the earth had more than one moon/orbiter, <B>evidenced by nearly clear space for some distance</B>.</div> <div> <B>The Moon is very new , as it's orbit and rotation , is counter to natural laws.</B></div> <div>   The Earth experienced some sort of large impacting since it's beginning, evidenced by the Lunar orbit distance changing slowly (Check the orbit alteration that is going on), this also indicates the natural (Rotation=distance=Centrifugal Arc balance)orbit has been altered .</div> <div>   This alteration has occurred since the Moon achieved the status of Earth Satellite .</div> <div>  As I don't have the mathematics of the orbit of Earth, only the shape , it appears that the mystery object passed on the outside of the orbital ring pulling it into near the current orbit, the Sun did the rest, and if the collective orbits of the planetary bodies of note are studied , the result of this passing can be seen, as we have some interesting piles of rubble out there, caused by objects crashing together , big objects.</div> <div>  All the notable pieces have been captured over the millennia , by the remaining Primary , and the bodies we call Planets (And yes, Moons).  Left UN-interfered with,Time erases erratic orbits, evidenced by our own Moon, as it is slowly moving into an orbit that supports it rotational speed, it just takes a lot of time, as the law of Centrifugal Mechanics must be satisfied. The object that cruised through our Solar system must have been a whopper , to effect all that it has.  I would look at nearby Space , and see if a Solar body is moving away, or see if a dark object can be detected by light being bent around it, but I would suspect it was a piece of a star that blew up, and it cruised by at whiz bang speed, good thing for us.  OR, it was a mini-Black Hole, or near equal phenomenon, and we are going to see it again as we spin around the Spiral Arm edge of the Milky way, but this time it will not be so small when we come around to the influence of it again.</div> <div>  Again I am skeptical about it being a massive object such as a nearby Star or such as a Black Hole, as the influence would have been gradual enough to crush our small area of space, more likely it was a massive planetary object at a high rate of speed to prevent it being captured by one of our own system bodies.  I am in agreement with the current view that there was other objects in our system , but are now fragmented, this coincides with an object passing through , which would have altered orbits enough to cause some objects to be torn apart, both by Gravity , and by crashing into other large objects, again evidenced by the inevitable coming together of the debris belts at some future time.</div> <div>  I find it fascinating that an object would have the speed to come tearing through our system at a rate of speed , so as not to disrupt most of the current objects , without being captured, and it appears it caused a path of destruction, consistent with a complete passing through, this would indicate it had tremendous momentum, which could only have been imparted by such as a Super Nova of a very large Star.  One must remember we, all Solar Systems,  are collectively  racing "away" from a common point.  Plot back to the likely event, and set our position in the general scheme, then you will see approximately the angle it came through, and perhaps the general direction of the Star that died , to produce it.</div> <div> <B>No more of this, as it's taking me too far afield, and detracting from what I want to present on Centrifugal Mechanics, and the simple way to see how it operates, let the latter show how the collective detailed area can be explained, but in the interest of all ,I want to keep it simple and fun, not be routed down theoretical paths to prove each point , that are always debatable, unless viewed at it's time of occurrence, and I have no intention of getting into a squabble over semantics</B></div> <div> <B> ( with Folks who would eat me for Breakfast, ha,ha ).</B></div> <bR> <bR> <bR> <bR> <DIV ALIGN="LEFT"></DIV> <div>  <img src="/cgi-bin/Count.cgi?ft=2&frgb=000000&dd=E|df=kgosnell01.dat">  </div> </td> </tr></table></body>