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Article: <[email protected]>
From: [email protected](Nancy )
Subject: Re: Nancy/Zetas
Date: 19 Feb 1997 05:57:48 GMT
In article <[email protected]> Jim Scotti
writes:
>> (Begin ZetaTalk[TM])
>> Historical evidence that meteors vaporize just prior to
impact?
>> What type of instability would be inherent in a meteor,
yet
>> allow it to travel through space, experience extreme
high
>> heat upon entry into the Earth's atmosphere, yet arrive
intact
>> at the surface of the Earth where it would THEN explode?
>
> The descent of the meteor from space has it first start to
see
> the atmosphere significantly up around 80-100 kilometers. It
> takes at most 10-20 seconds to drop into the bottom of the
> atmosphere and as it does, the erodynamic forces build up
very
> quickly until the forces exceed the strength of the body and
it
> literally is torn apart in a fraction of a second. As it is
torn
> apart, each of the smaller pieces is now presented to the
aerodynamic
> forces and a cascade affect happens which releases its
kinetic
> energy into an explosion.
> [email protected] (Jim Scotti)
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All this is of course speculation, and not at all in line with
what ACTUALLY occurs. You have tiny meteors, which you call
shooting stars, which burn up entirely in the atmosphere. Your
own space junk, falling to Earth, tells you that solid items
descending from space do not tear apart into tiny bits! What
nonsense! Do your shuttles tear apart? Do your falling satellites
tear apart? And even if solid items DO break apart at the weak
link, do they disintegrate into infinitesimal pieces? They RETAIN
the structure of the pieces. Do meteors carry within them a
self-destruct button, that when a tad of pressure is applied, all
turns to dust in an explosive mixture? None of this has ANY basis
in your experience, and you are REACHING!
In fact, the only reason our explanation of a large pool of
methane gas being released is resisted is due to the implication.
Methane gas would not develop in Siberia, where the flash frozen
carcasses of the Mastodons were found with grass and buttercups
in their bellies, unless this part of the world were at least
temperate at some point in the recent past. This implies a moving
crust during a pole shift, a highly frightening thought! Rather
than contemplate the frightening, Jim and other human scientists
cling to positively absurd explanations. Anything but face the
horrific truth! Run and hide, Jim!
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