Post by Pincho Paxton on May 6, 2017 13:53:51 GMT
Link 1... Bow Shock Solar System Generator
Link 2... Planetary Bow Shock Moon Generator
The sun creates the planetary system, and the planetary system creates the moons. What are they doing? The physics are basically based on platforms that are used to oppose forces against each other to build more than one body at the same time using Newton's 3rd law. It is therefore my opinion that the moon is a structure that helped to build the Earth, and so it is older than the impact theory. Not only that but the water transfer towards the Earth is a better scenario when both structures are being built together. The craters on moons work better with electrical discharges with the water in space. The crust of the Earth has an alternative structural scenario too.
The two body force physics have an outflow which causes a gravity valley when the outflow forces are high enough, but outflow physics increase probably using a Fibonacci sequence and start off too weak to force bodies apart...
Compared to this...
Pincho Paxton
Link 2... Planetary Bow Shock Moon Generator
The sun creates the planetary system, and the planetary system creates the moons. What are they doing? The physics are basically based on platforms that are used to oppose forces against each other to build more than one body at the same time using Newton's 3rd law. It is therefore my opinion that the moon is a structure that helped to build the Earth, and so it is older than the impact theory. Not only that but the water transfer towards the Earth is a better scenario when both structures are being built together. The craters on moons work better with electrical discharges with the water in space. The crust of the Earth has an alternative structural scenario too.
The two body force physics have an outflow which causes a gravity valley when the outflow forces are high enough, but outflow physics increase probably using a Fibonacci sequence and start off too weak to force bodies apart...
Compared to this...
Pincho Paxton