Science
What The Earth Is Really Standing On
What The Earth Is Really Standing On. The Real Truth In the beginning God created the Heaven and Earth. Some believe in the Big Bang, but it is quite impossible for life to have Arisen as a result of a collision. There is a superior intelligence behind the creation, and it is God. There have been many wonders in the universe, and one of such is the position of the earth and what sustains it. What exactly holds the Earth in Balance? What are the things responsible for its accuracy and precision? From a scientific perspective the Earth is not standing on anything it is a Celestial body that is floating in space and moving in its orbit around the Sun. The force of gravity keeps the Earth in its orbit around the sun, and it also holds the Earth together and prevents it from flying apart. In a more metaphorical sense, some people might say that the Earth is standing on the shoulders of giants, meaning that it is built upon the knowledge and achievements of those who came before us. Others might say that the Earth is standing on a foundation of love compassion and mutual understanding, which are essential for maintaining a healthy and thriving Global community. The question is what is the real truth? Is the earth merely hanging in space? What force is responsible for this? let's delve into the truth. The mystery of how the Earth was made was revealed. long ago in the Holy Bible, but many have trivialized its authenticity and Authority. According to the Bible the force that makes the Earth float in space has been revealed and is captured in the Book of Psalms 24. The Earth is the Lord's and the fullness thereof; the world and they that dwell therein. For he hath founded it upon the Seas and established it upon the floods. According to this scripture, God founded the Earth upon the Seas and established it upon the floods. what does this mean? could it be that there is a connection between the Earth and the water bodies? If that is so, where are the pillars or means of identification? If indeed God founded the Earth upon the Seas and established it upon the floods, what state of matter is it? This leads us to another mystery we all know that water exists in three states solid,liquid and gas. According to the water cycle, water turns into vapor and then condenses to form rain. These are invisible water forces or let me say gaseous water forces, yet we all believe in them. Don't you think the energy that sustains the Earth could be these invisible water forces? If the Bible said God founded the Earth upon the Seas and established the Earth upon the floods, it could only mean that the Seas provide invisible energy that sustains the Earth, which is responsible for how it floats in space. According to science it is confirmed, that the Seas have a huge amount of energy. That's why air Roots avoid flying so long above the oceans due to potential problems and crashes. God is an intelligent being, and how he linked the invisible energy of the Seas and floods to establish the earth needs further research. However this is what the Bible says and it is the truth. Please let us know what you think in the comments section, don't forget to subscribe to this channel for more edifying content, also don’t forget to like and share to loved ones to know the truth, see you next time. God bless you.
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WHAT IF EARTH STOPPED SPINNING FOR 5 SECONDS
hang on because we're about to screech to a halt that's right the earth is going to stop spinning for five seconds how much damage would this sudden stop cause what would you experience in different parts of the world and when the earth starts spinning again would it still be habitable this is what if and here's what would happen if the earth stopped spinning for five seconds the earth makes one full rotation on its axis in one day this gives us day and night the earth is spinning because of collisions that happened when the planet was forming 4.6 billion years ago as a huge disk of gas and dust swirled around the sun dust and rock grains clumped together generating forces that kept the planet rotating in one direction you could imagine it much like a figure skater spinning faster and faster and with almost no forces in space to slow the planet down we keep rotating and we'll continue to for billions of years but if the earth stopped on a dime would you fly right off the surface if the planet came to an abrupt halt the atmosphere would still be in motion that means though everything has lurched to a stop powerful winds would continue to blow and these wouldn't be a strong breeze they would be many times stronger than any storm you've ever encountered now the strength of these winds would differ based on where you were on the planet at or near the equator the earth is rotating the fastest here you'd experience wind speeds of sixteen hundred and seventy kilometers per hour those winds would knock you off your feet but forget about you these winds would be strong enough to tear up the earth's crust so it wouldn't matter if you were out in an open field or inside a steel reinforced building these winds would obliterate you for context the strongest f5 tornadoes have velocities up to 511 kilometers per hour and these storms can move houses off their foundations send cars flying and even tear apart concrete structures the winds from the earth's emergency brake would be three times stronger than that so if the crust under your feet didn't crumble you and a lot of other stuff would likely go flying a great distance but not off the face of the earth the escape velocity or the speed you need to escape the earth's gravitational forces and enter space is about 40 000 kilometers per hour in other parts of the world like new zealand or france you'd experience slightly weaker winds but at 1180 kilometers per hour these would still be much stronger than any storm ever these winds would pretty much destroy everything but they wouldn't be the only hazard you'd need to keep an eye out for in these short five seconds our planet is not a perfect sphere it bulges near the equator due to the centrifugal forces generated by the planet's rotation if the rotation stopped the earth would transform quickly into a perfect sphere all the water gathering near the equator would flow away toward the poles generating a massive tsunami five seconds later when the planet returned to its full speed rotation that water would backtrack a wall of water would slam into everything and everyone twice that's one heck of a storm maybe the only place you'd be safe in this scenario is near the north or south poles here the wind would be the mildest now you must be relieved to hear that the earth has returned to its normal rotation after all this but like i said there would be nothing left on it every building all farmland and all technology would be demolished beyond recognition billions of people if not every single person on earth would die from the brute force of being slammed by the massive gusts of wind so if you're looking to survive this apocalyptic scenario you'd better start building an underground bunker luckily it's expected the earth won't come to a halt any time in the next few billion years yeah and before that the sun would burn out and turn into a red giant.
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Utopia: The Quest for the Perfect Society . Content Warning.
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