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Evidence of Advanced Civilizations living on Earth more than 100,000 years ago?
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Considering that there is a good possibility that the earth as we know it is still young but old at the same time. How? Well we have a moon. Was that moon a planet once. Was all its mass stripped by the bigger planet and left hollow and lifeless as it is today? Possibly maybe who really knows.
But why is the earth both young and old at the same time. Well the earth is young but it's composition isn't. See all the particles had to come from space and as we all know space can be a violent place with exploding starts, planets and things like that. So is it possible that some of the earth's mass is from other planets?
We have plant life, animal life and bacterial life... Then we have things like viruses that wants to kill life... Why? Did sickness came from space? Did "aging" come from space? Well... Why would life want to end life? Isn't it more helpful for the virus if the human body stay alive and become a breeding ground for the virus to live in?
We call it natural order but our bodies are at war with illnesses that we know about and many more things we don't know about. So is death natural? Is life natural? Why does a virus or illness want to kill its host as it will die as well. What is natural about that? Does it sound orderly?
No... the earth was made from other earths and stars and things that was, and is at war with things that is and it is not about winning or losing... It is about incompatibility. Systems and things that was never suppose to be in the same place at the same time is and now we are seeing the math and it is not good. Fact is, it is downright scary.
So the question... We know what happens to bodies and places and we have some idea why things are as they are but the fundamental question remains. The question is... Why is earth trying to kill us? Why is the earth trying to end all life? If it wasn't for modern medication humanity in its entirety would be extinct. Yet here we are? Why?
Think finding ruined old city in your back yard would be amazing. But it is nothing compared to the fact that everything on this planet wants us dead. From the air we breath clean or not, the water we drink clean or not to the food we eat clean or not... All of it has a negative effect on the human body. Think about that... It is as if we don't belong here. We can survive here but we as a species are slowly moving towards extinction... We have illness, we have natural disasters and we have sterility all working together to kill humanity and eventually all other animal life.
Are you scared yet?
Well we as humanity should be... Because whatever it is, is winning...
In a few hundred years or less humans will no longer be here. We are being exterminated... one life at a time.
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Again that is conjecture on both sides of the coin. More to the point impossible because a planet as far as I know can't have two cores but I digress. However people will believe whatever they want and they are fee to do so. But last time I checked humans still suffer at the hands of illness, brutality and natural disasters so in all honesty does it matter? Whatever the moon was, it is not alive anymore. Or at least as far as we know.
More to the point is this. Moons can have many origins. It can be a body that was captured by the gravitation of another body, it can be two planets one gained mass the other lost mass. It can be a planet that somehow birthed a large lump of rock? Fine but it doesn't change what is happening and going to happen.
Here is a question for you, If the earth loses its moon "and check the data on this because it is slowly happening" what will sea life look like in 50 years? More importantly what will the impact be 50 years from that event? If global warming can have such a profound impact on this planet imagine what the impact will be when we lose our moon.
See we have this idea that dumping stuff in space and sending stuff into the sun is a good idea. However the sun is a very powerful self regulating reactor. What happens to that reaction if the moon somehow gets pulled into it? Most if not all of it will burn up... Right what about the stuff that can't burn? What about the stuff that can survive massive temperatures? How will that effect the function of our star? Truth is, it might actually kill the sun... Have you considered that us "earth" losing it's moon can trigger the final countdown for humanity and all the planets around us?
Truth is, how much life was before us that witnessed such an event and could do nothing to save itself. See for humanity to survive we need need to become race that has the ability to leave the solar system AND survive it. Why? Because the lump of rocks we call home might not be here for very long. That is not speculation. We know for a fact the sun is counting down, We know for a fact the earth is losing its moon "very slowly" and we know for a fact that viruses and bacteria along with many other elements both living and none living is killing us... So why fight about it? Perhaps it is time to put down the argument and start looking for solutions. Because we need solutions more then anything else.
Science will correct itself, we WILL know the TRUTH the answers WILL be KNOWN to the world. But it is time to start looking for it and stop worrying about what is essentially speculation at this point.
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The Moon is slowly receding from Earth. VERY slowly - about 1.5 inches per year.
We don't have to worry about it. It will stop once the Earth-Moon system is in tidal lock, and the Sun will go Red Giant before that even happens anyway.
Kinda answers the question about what will happen to sea life, doesn't it?
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Harte
Ok, let's pretend the sun doesn't implode. The moon can detach from orbit? Seriously???! Would it then orbit the sun?
