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|    Sci-Fi Hypothesis: Spaceship pulls aster    |
|    29 Nov 19 13:09:05    |
      Hello,              People on this planet earth have found asteroids circling around the sun in an       ecliptic orbit.              For this to happen there must be a counter-weight, at least according to       math/newton physics laws.              Now some believe that there must be a hidden planet that we have not found       yet, causing these ecliptic orbits.              However what if there is no planet ? What if an object was there but is now       gone ?              Possibilities:              1. It was a planet but got spong off and is lost in space.       2. It was a planet of another solar system that we almost collided with.       Though perhaps less likely cause it might have pulled much more out of orbit.       3. It could have been a gigantic spaceship that jumped into space, stayed       there for a while, got pissed at the dinosaurs eating one of them and then       decided to blow up the whole planet.              So one more time:              1. Spaceship visits our solar system.       2. Stays there for a while, long enough to pull asteroids into an ecliptic       orbit.       3. Something bad happens which makes them decide to blow up earth with a       projectile or maybe their visitation caused an asteroid to be pulled out of       regular/normal orbit and collided with earth (maybe later after they gone).       4. Spaceship jumps home.              And we are left with unexplained ecliptic asteroids.              Enjoy the sci-fi,        Bye for now,        Skybuck.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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