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Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by TheMindWar
Its not a weird notion really when you actually consider the facts. Let us consider the fact that scientists now believe that a huge planet exists on the edge of our solar system and the fact that the majority of solar systems appear to be binary systems. there is no reason why our system is not a binary system with a second sun that went supernova a couple of million years ago.
But that said, we are far more likely to kill ourselves with stupid technology like Nuclear power stations than a rouge body in the solar system.
Maybe I'm being thick, but what does a huge planet 1/4 of a light year or further away kill animals?
How does being in a binary system kill animals?
How does a supernova a couple of million years ago kill animals now?
Are you referring to any particular new planet found in the solar system, in particular? Have you heard something? Is it one of those ever changing things out past pluto?
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by AlchemicalBinoculars
So how are birds in the middle of continents killed by high tides?
Or how are squids in the middle of the ocean killed by high tides?
How are bees killed off by high tides?
Just asking.
Technically the moon can kill animals stereologist. Tides can kill animals that can't get away from them. I just had to say that because you left the door open.
If this gravtational influence was strong enough, it could result in earth changes that would cause huge die-offs of animals including humans.
Originally posted by SpearMint
Originally posted by stereologist
The Moon doesn't kill animals does it?
Why only animals? Why not plants?
Why only say birds and not the insects, mammals, fish, worms, reptiles, and other life in the area?
There's really nothing to speculate about, it's all crap. The only affect it would have on earth is a slight gravitational pull depending on how big it's supposed to be, and how close it's supposed to be. This would not kill animals.
I think the reason he lists things but does nothing with it, is what can he do? Theorizing is one thing, but aside from holding light, developing your awareness, trying to uncover more specifics, or find your life's purpose, there isn't alot we can do except perhaps not be afraid of things, stand in Love, speak up for one another, give a voice to the needy, envision safety.
Are you sure you didn't just find out something, and now are trying to find more information, because you're finally getting concerned about the state of our world?
Did you find something out recently?
Actually, I believe the opposite to be true. That is, when a planet in a solar system comes to its end, one way or another, and its debris scatters throughout the solar system hitting other planets. This massive amount of material will disrupt the surface to such a degree that mass extinction events can not be escaped.
How is a new planet sized mass in the solar system going to kill?