Post by Pincho Paxton on Dec 19, 2014 7:56:29 GMT
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Ancient Earth may have made its own water
Pincho says...
Water comes from Gravity collisions, and the Earth can probably churn gravity into water. Gluons are gravity in an enclosed space. When gravity gets trapped it scales down to become a hole which is like a bubble in water, but it is a bubble in space. The hole is then the area of least resistance for more gravity, and so onion skinning occurs. This onion skinning alters the way that gravity escapes from becoming trapped, and so the periodic table starts to be built from fractals of this tight environment. Quarks point to the entrance holes through the fractal, and oxygen creates two entrance holes around hydrogen, and the holes string the hydrogen into bendy bonds. I have posted this various times.
Ancient Earth may have made its own water
Pincho says...
Water comes from Gravity collisions, and the Earth can probably churn gravity into water. Gluons are gravity in an enclosed space. When gravity gets trapped it scales down to become a hole which is like a bubble in water, but it is a bubble in space. The hole is then the area of least resistance for more gravity, and so onion skinning occurs. This onion skinning alters the way that gravity escapes from becoming trapped, and so the periodic table starts to be built from fractals of this tight environment. Quarks point to the entrance holes through the fractal, and oxygen creates two entrance holes around hydrogen, and the holes string the hydrogen into bendy bonds. I have posted this various times.