It's hard for many to talk about because of the physics and the idea that anything that large would be so obvious due to gravitational effects, etc.
If it's an electric universe then instead of gravitational effects there would be electrical phenomena happening.
But since we don't know what it is, brown dwarf, planet, system, other, it's hard to know what to look for.
I'd like to know what the telescopes on Mt. Graham can see. I don't know what's available in terms of pictures.
Thankyou Dreamtimer, yes it is difficult to know anything, i just feel frustrated because im trying to be positive for the future for my teenagers and this lump of a thing is in the back of my mind- one way or the other i would like to put it to bed. I cant justify a move in location to my young adults becoming teenagers with out solid evidence
Originally posted by lcam88
I've mentioned Electric Universe priorly. Here is a video explaining the comet phenomena we all know about.
We all seem to accept that comets are natural bodies of some natural composition that moves in highly elliptical orbits.
As per the video in the OP, here are the questions I have:
1. Must the body be a comet to have comet "tails"? The planet venus? The clearing in the dust-storms on Mars when Earth and Mars are aligned?
2. What characteristic must the body have in relation to the sun for a tail to appear?
3. Are there other naturally occurring small bodies in the system? What would have to happen to cause them to react in a comet-like fashion?
4. Unnatural bodies? Supposing the same principles as natural bodies applies, what does that suppose about the Unnatural body?
5. Does the possibility of comet tail "flare-up" on an Unnatural body give us a clue about a possible space propulsion system?
That last question is where my speculation has led.
Icam88, thankyou, i will spend some time on this over the weekend and rewatch Modwiz video also as i watched it quite a while back,
Thankyou to those who have posted their thoughts ,lb
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