Re: US Government(NASA) bull*** about Earth's SPIN?

guskz@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
I google: "why does the Earth Spin" and its US Government the main web
links.

They claim: "its because the initaly Earth had gases that were spinning
so it has conserved that momentum" = bull*** and idiotic.

Since NASA is not idiotic therefore "perhaps" they're trying to
"CONCEAL" the truth?

1. Perhaps momentum is involved and is similar to a satellite's needed
spin momentum?

2. Perhaps the spin is related to the Earth's Magnet field (Poles)
since it's precession vs Solar gravity is not that far off?

3. Perhaps it's spin maybe connected with a UFO's spin and USA's "Area
51" secrecy?

4. I don't know but perhpas F=k qq/r^2 and F= Gmm/r^2 is related much
more than present knowlege and I think both k and G coefficients are
"amost"
almost
the same as Maxell's Permittiviy of space and c (speed of
light) ?

Excluding 4 pi rad conversion coefficients:

I think that k = 1/permittivity and c^2 = k / permeability
(therefore Einstein's E = M (k/permeability)

We've managed to combine k with Mass and Energy using Einstein equation
but that's a single mass versus two masses for potential Energy
(Egravity)?

Echarge = kQq/r and Egravity = GMm/r

I couldn't find any relation of G with permittiviy or permeability of
space yet there 100% must be a direct relationship...i only found G
relationship with Planck Mass and c...

5. One thing that is evident is that a gyroscope maintains it
orientation in space regardless of external forces and likewise falling
objects maintain there orientation (thus hidding their true
interaction) needfully because of they electrons spin
their electron's spin (electrons spinning in the atom)
also generates a
gyroscopic angular momentum??


OK the above may have lots of balloney but I find the governments
response even more balloney and mustard.

But I definetaly believe the spin/precession wouldn't exist if Earth
didn't have a magnetic field, that NASA definately knows that and their
gas theory is a bull*** cover-up?

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