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Edited by Monstercat:
9/27/2016 10:58:59 PM
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A theory for Atheist...
[b][i][u]THIS IS A THEORY, I HAVE NOT UNLOCKED THE SECRET TO THE UNIVERSE, WHY AM I TYPING IN ALL CAPS? idk[/u][/i][/b]
Anyways, I was having my fun time in bed last night and I was thinking about holes, then it hit me, astroids
Astroids have holes, what else has holes gir-[spoiler]not girls, but rocks, specifically igneous rocks[/spoiler]
Now, igneous rocks come from a volcano, volcanos create land such as Hawii, what if planets, moons, and meteors are galactal rocks from this volcano. Volcanoes after all make fertile land such as Hawii right? So what if Earth is fertile because of the lava?
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I am Christian, I do not fully support my theory, if I am the first to think of this, and it ends up being correct, then it is the Atheist that truely dont question and think for themselves.
Also I am declaring the volcanoes name as Perri Piper (Cornstar that I was watching when I thought of this)
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Edited by DarthBrando: 9/29/2016 11:44:15 AMasteroids are formed from dust and minerals coalescing (clumping together due to gravity) in space. when enough dust and minerals clump together, it creates immense friction which heats and fuses them together. this is all done entirely from gravity and basic physics and laws of thermodynamics; it has absolutely nothing to do with volcanoes. on earth volcanic activity due to earth's molten core, the super heated mantle and the gravity+ rotation of the earth, the moon, and the sun are responsible for the earth being volcanically active.
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Hope you're not serious.......
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[quote]my fun time in bed[/quote] ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
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1 ReplyAre you're implying that the volcanos put the asteroids up there? I'm not sure what you're implying
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religious people....
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Well buddy, you may be wrong, and you should probably not think during fun time. Use pictures and videos.
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It's Piper Perri.
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This is b8.
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4 RepliesI'm pretty sure planets are formed from the accretion of dust and other rock orbiting the early stages of a new star.
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Edited by Shryke: 9/28/2016 1:21:11 PMTfw a volcano is strong enough to launch rocks [u]out of the fućking gravitational pull of a planet.[/u] And what in the hell does this have to do with atheism? Are the rocks signed by Jesus Christ, superstar or something?
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There are so many reasons why an object can have holes or craters, which are different from what you are thinking of as holes. For example, there could have been impacts from objects, which is what we know formed the "holes" on asteroids and the moon and stuff. You can test this by throwing an object into sand and watching the sand fly up around the impact, and leaving a "hole" around where the ball hit. In addition the holes on asteroids and space stuff is way too big to be cause by air bubbles in the rocks when they formed. The reason you may see meteorites have holes when they are discovered to have hit earth could easily be because they melted a lot and broke apart when entering earth's atmosphere.
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Them tags though
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Planets and moons are made from an accretion process with the left over dust that surrounds a protostar. I could go into detail about why and how we know this, but I'm doing homework atm, so you can look up "solar system formation" yourself. You are, however, correct in thinking that the planet is "fertile" due to volcanoes. In planet formation, heavier (relative to hydrogen) elements naturally want to be closer to the center of the planet. The only way a planet can have an Earth-like atmosphere and water on the surface is if volcanos are there to spit out heavier elements like oxygen and nitrogen.
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Let's put it this way, you're plainly and simply wrong about many things. You're wrong about your theory and you're probably not the first one to think about it. The earth is expected to have had around 105 billion people live on it total and humanity can be dated back up to 2 million years ago. Do you really think you're the first person to think about something as simple as that? Im not the first one to think about lemming powered spaceships, i mean it, im not. So if something as odd as lemming powered spaceships is taken, do you really think you're the first one to think about planets created by volcanoes? At least that has some basis in logic unlike lemming powered spaceships. They would never be able to generate enough power to break orbit, its pure insanity. Now i could explain why your theory of volcanoes creating planets is stupid and illogical but the celler door is here and i'll guarntee you that he can do a better job at it.
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Wtf did I just read? Get back on your meds bro shit...
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Edited by MldSqrrl: 9/28/2016 9:27:22 PMI recommend looking into how planets are and have been witnessed developing.
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12 Replies[quote]Now, igneous rocks come from a volcano, volcanos create land such as Hawii, [u]what if planets, moons, and meteors are galactal rocks from this volcano[/u][/quote]Projectiles from a volcano do not have the velocity to escape the earth's gravitational pull, so... no.
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2 RepliesThis is... plainly stupid.
