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same pattern presents in all solar systems? Retrograde planet motion is the extreme exception, so the fact that planets

invariably revolve in the same direction should be a compelling clue to anyone seeking an explanation for why planets

continue to revolve.

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ZetaTalk: Satellite Orbits

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ZetaTalk: Satellite Orbits

Note: written on Mar 15, 1996.

From the Moon, the Earth looks quite round, though is it anything but round. The Earth is lumpy, all her land mass on

one side so that her gravity center is a bit more landside than seaside. And with her waters bulging at the equator, she

tends to be squat with a bit of spread about the middle, so a circling satellite would appear to be lower over the equator

than in fact it actually is, in relationship to the gravity center.

Satellites intended to go round and round over the poles, or anywhere but the exact equator, must be moved out of the

circular path around the Earth's gravity center which they naturally assume. The satellite when launched indeed hugs

the gravity center of the Earth uniformly, circling the lump, but this leaves the satellite masters unhappy as the satellite

is not a uniform distance above the Earth's surface, be it land or water. They then puff the satellite about until it is not

circular about the lump, the gravity center, but is a uniform distance from the surface, be it land or water, in other

words, is an ellipse. The reason they have so much trouble achieving a uniform distance from the surface is not

because the satellite wants to go in an ellipse, but rather the opposite, because it wants to go in a circle about the

gravity center of the lumpy Earth. It has to be tweaked out of this into an artificial orbit, into an ellipse!

Earth's center of gravity may have been nicely centered when she first congealed after the local Big Bang, but she is as

centered as a three legged elephant now. The collision that sent her out of her former orbit in the Asteroid Belt and

into the orbit she is currently in left her as oddly shaped as Halley's comet, and only her waters, pooling evenly about

her, covered her scars. Over time she has molded herself, during repeated passages of her big brother, the 12th Planet,

so that her molten core is circular, but her crust is anything but even. Depth of the oceans and distribution of the land

masses is not all there is to it, as the composition of the crust must be factored in also. Lava flows from the depths

have a different composition than the original crust of the Earth, heavier, and where these flows have spewed forth

repeatedly during traumatic times, there is a gravity weight in that direction - the sum of the parts, wherever they may

lie

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ZetaTalk: Trajectories

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ZetaTalk: Trajectories

Note: written on Feb 15, 1996.

Trajectories that parallel the surface of a large object exerting a strong gravitational pull lob up, then curve, and finally

drop straight down, upon close examination. Some shots low to the ground barely get into their downward drop before

arriving on the surface, and thus this point is missed on those not astute. But videotaped trajectories, examined in a

frame by frame manner, display this scenario:

The object desires to go in a straight line, in the direction pointed in and impelled.

As the gravity pull is at its side, the straight line is diminished into a curve, as the drop of the object due to

gravity is superimposed on the trajectory. The magical curve, in fact, is a combination of linear momentum and

gravity drop.

When the object reaches its apex, the linear momentum no longer is away from the gravitational giant, as the

object now is pointed toward the giant. This is a significant turning point, no pun intended, as from this point

forward the object now finds that its linear momentum and its gravity drop are combined, and thus, with this

combined force, it ends up heading straight down.

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ZetaTalk: Oort Cloud

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ZetaTalk: Oort Cloud

Note: written on Jan 15, 1996. Planet X and the 12th Planet are one and the same.

Ah, the theoretical Oort Cloud. As with the mythical Quark - give it a name and it becomes real. It is not real. Humans

assume that comets just happen along, and sometimes get caught in a repeating cycle. Humans speculate on the origin

of comets. The majority of comets visiting your Solar System return because they originated here, during planetary

breakups caused by the periodic passage of the 12th Planet, for one. Look to the nature of your Solar System, the

composition and shape of the planets. How would irregularly shaped chunks of ice, which in essence comets are,

begin? The Earth was once a water planet, but lost much of her water following a collision with a traveling moon of

the 12th Planet. Where do you suppose her waters went?

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ZetaTalk: Repeating Comets

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ZetaTalk: Repeating Comets

Note: written on Jan 15, 1996. Planet X and the 12th Planet are one and the same.

Repeating comets are attracted to the Sun, are heading for it, but miss due to the same sensitivity to the solar wind that

causes their dust clouds and gasses to blow away from the Sun. Humans assume that tiny particles will be more

affected by the solar wind than larger particles, but this assumption is wrong. If this were the case, then how to explain

the Asteroid Belt, which has trash of all sizes, seemingly unaffected by the solar wind. A small object may lose its

velocity faster than a larger object, due to the gravitational differences, but the effect is the same when they are

sensitive to the solar wind - they are pushed away. Comets that hit the Sun have, through repeated trips around the Sun,

lost enough water vapor so that the balance of their composition weighs against repulsion by the solar wind. In short,

they've lost their protection. They come zooming in from outer space, but this time, they don't veer out, they collide. In fact, comets close their orbits, coming closer and closer to the Sun, during this process.