Watching the science channel today HOW THE UNIVERSE WORKS . Written by a friend.
Something strikes you as you watch. Our planet's and solar systems history is
pretty well known. History predicts the future. How our seasons and
weather evolved is known and that leads me to believe where we are
headed. Our earth used to spin much faster days were much shorter and
the Coriolis effect caused a very stormy planet compared to today with
massive storms. The Sahara was once a lush green place with river
valleys. Then the Earth slowly slowed down its daily rotation to what we
have today about 24 hours. We are sure that has happened. The moon slowed
our planets rotational speed. Stabilized the Earth's wobble giving us
four seasons of equal length.
I have read several articles this year that our days have become longer
due to a decrease in rotational speed. Our planet's wobble is
increasing causing seasonal changes and the sun's rays striking the
arctic ice shield more direct thawing the ice cap and glaciers more than
in the past. We are being told it is because of humans using fossil
fuels. That our governments are going to legislate a reversal of global
climate change or at the least stop it from increasing any further.
That is not going to happen because of human intervention. The Earth is part
of solar system, we revolve around the sun. Our solar system part of a
galaxy. Our solar system rotates around the center of the Milky Way
Galaxy. Our solar system revolves around the center at 360 million miles
per second. It takes 1.5 million years to make one rotation like our
rotation around the sun.
There are forces at work here way beyond the
powers of humans. The Earth's future is predictable. The Earth is coming
out of a ice age 20,000 tears ago. Hasn't peaked yet. Our Earth's
rotation is slowing and the wobble increasing all saying that the
temperature of the Earth is increasing and will continue to increase for
sometime. Humans are not causing global warming. May be contributing to
it but not causing it.
The Earth is one amazing place,but not the only planet in our galaxy
that could possibly sustain life as we know it. Our future is written in
the stars.
Andromeda Galaxy is coming at our galaxy, the Milky Way, at 500,000
miles per second. When these two galaxy's collide there will be no life
on Earth and probably no Earth Good news that is 250,000 years from now.
(best guess). Global climate change will have killed us long before that.