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- Path: sparky!uunet!world!twalters
- From: twalters@world.std.com (Tim Walters)
- Subject: Re: Yet Another Saturn Myth Variant
- Message-ID: <C18Eo8.10s@world.std.com>
- Organization: The World Public Access UNIX, Brookline, MA
- References: <222@fedfil.UUCP^<C13oKn.Az3@world.std.com> <234@fedfil.UUCP>
- Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 01:26:31 GMT
- Lines: 27
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- In article <234@fedfil.UUCP> news@fedfil.UUCP (news) writes:
- >Again, the historical evidence, or the evidence involving large antediluvian
- >life forms either one alone would be sufficient grounds for believing in
- >SOME form of Saturn myth.
-
- Actually, your "large animal evidence", if true, would only imply that
- the "felt effect" of gravity was less some time ago than it is now.
- You've never demonstrated that the only way this could have happened
- was by some sort of Saturn myth. You've just claimed that this fit in
- with the idea of the Earth orbiting Saturn.
-
- Now, Ginenthal seems to be suggesting that the Earth was in a
- configuration which didn't affect gravity, namely between Jupiter and
- Saturn. You've always claimed that the evidence about large animals
- was conclusive. Are you willing to go on the record against Ginenthal
- and tell him that his configuration is impossible because it doesn't
- lower gravity?
-
- >Perhaps the earth was being held
- >in an electro-magnetic baricenter, and the gravitational forces were yet
- >unequal.
-
- Now it sounds like you're scratching around for a way to save your
- gravity theory, rather than being able to say that it provides some
- sort of support for Ginenthal.
- --
- Tim Walters twalters@world.std.com
-