Whoa...

[VamPyroX]

Amazing! On how fast we are actually moving! I can imagine if the earth made a sudden halt! We would be flung off to infinity.

Or smashed against the pavement?

 

[Babyblue]

Or smashed against the pavement?

Their would be no pavement.

With the speed and force I'm sure everything would be disintegrated. And your eyes would end up on the back of your head!

We all pretty much know that the spinning of the earth is what keeps gravity.

If the earth does come to a sudden halt. We would be? GONE!

I'm sure the Earth will not stop spinning all of a sudden.

The interesting thing is to scientificly think of what may happen if it did.

 

[Jiro]

Their would be no pavement.

With the speed and force I'm sure everything would be disintegrated. And your eyes would end up on the back of your head!

We all pretty much know that the spinning of the earth is what keeps gravity.

If the earth does come to a sudden halt. We would be? GONE!

I'm sure the Earth will not stop spinning all of a sudden.

The interesting thing is to scientificly think of what may happen if it did.

the ocean movement does affect the speed of Earth (think sloshing movement). That's why it caused our atomic clock to be off by about a few seconds.

 

[Bebonang]

the ocean movement does affect the speed of Earth (think sloshing movement). That's why it caused our atomic clock to be off by about a few seconds.

You got a point there. Very interesting.

 

[Babyblue]

the ocean movement does affect the speed of Earth (think sloshing movement). That's why it caused our atomic clock to be off by about a few seconds.

The earth spinning affects water movements and cloud movements.

Northern hemisphere the storms and jeties spin counter clockwise.

Southen hemisphere they spin clockwise.


Major earthquakes have been know to somewhat shift the movement of the earth by mili bili trili seconds.

 

[Jiro]

The earth spinning affects water movements and cloud movements.

Northern hemisphere the storms and jeties spin counter clockwise.

Southen hemisphere they spin clockwise.


Major earthquakes have been know to somewhat shift the movement of the earth by mili bili trili seconds.

yep. that was the traditional thinking. They largely ignored the effect of water on Earth, especially tsunamis.

 

[Babyblue]

yep. that was the traditional thinking. They largely ignored the effect of water on Earth, especially tsunamis.

Tsunamis are usually caused by Earth quakes.

But a major shift of large water mass. Possibly shifting the Earth somewhat.

 

[Jiro]

Tsunamis are usually caused by Earth quakes.

But a major shift of large water mass. Possibly shifting the Earth somewhat.

exactly why the scientists are approaching something different - a new understanding. I mean think about it - Earth is 70% water (or 2/3 of Earth). water (tsunamis) has much more effect on Earth's movement than earthquake.

 

[Secretblend]

Their would be no pavement.

With the speed and force I'm sure everything would be disintegrated. And your eyes would end up on the back of your head!

We all pretty much know that the spinning of the earth is what keeps gravity.

If the earth does come to a sudden halt. We would be? GONE!

I'm sure the Earth will not stop spinning all of a sudden.

The interesting thing is to scientificly think of what may happen if it did.

I used to think that also but that's not true. It's the mass of the earth that creates gravity. Every mass has gravity, even the atom as gravity. The moon only rotates once a month yet it has enough gravity to effect the ocean creating tides. If it was the spinning, it would have to go faster than that.

 

[Mockingbird]

"movement" is completely related on perspective. Based on the way you think Earth could be zipping by at millions of miles per hour or everything else could be moving away from it while it stays still.

(I don't know anything in reality)

 

[Jiro]

the core of the earth is magnetic. the core of the Sun is magnetic. each core is powerful enough to generate magnetic force to hold each planet within its reach. that's why it's going around and around. the massive sloshing of water was powerful enough to interrupt the movement for even just a second.

 

[Babyblue]

Mass do attract other mass.

It is a part of how kinetic energy is formed. Thus causing a gravitation pull.

So mass plays a roll. Along with magnetic energy. And all other factors.

 

[VamPyroX]

Their would be no pavement.

With the speed and force I'm sure everything would be disintegrated. And your eyes would end up on the back of your head!

We all pretty much know that the spinning of the earth is what keeps gravity.

If the earth does come to a sudden halt. We would be? GONE!

I'm sure the Earth will not stop spinning all of a sudden.

The interesting thing is to scientificly think of what may happen if it did.

This would be an interesting movie to make.

the Day the Earth Stopped

It would be about a group of astronauts in a space shuttle. While they're sitting in space, they suddenly find themselves moving away from Earth at a high speed. When the manage to turn around, they see frozen decompressed bodies flying past them along with cars, trucks, and various other debris. When they land on Earth, they find everything destroyed. The end.

:Ohno:

 

[Babyblue]

This would be an interesting movie to mak
e.

the Day the Earth Stopped

It would be about a group of astronauts in a space shuttle. While they're sitting in space, they suddenly find themselves moving away from Earth at a high speed. When the manage to turn around, they see frozen decompressed bodies flying past them along with cars, trucks, and various other debris. When they land on Earth, they find everything destroyed. The end.

:Ohno:

Oh nice!

Quick call Hollywood!

I love sci fi movies!

 

[sequoias]

the core of the earth is magnetic. the core of the Sun is magnetic. each core is powerful enough to generate magnetic force to hold each planet within its reach. that's why it's going around and around. the massive sloshing of water was powerful enough to interrupt the movement for even just a second.

Yep the solar system uses magnetic field to keep things in tick. It's interesting how neat they go around the sun without colliding with each other, especially the asteriod belt which is caused by the Sun and Jupiter to keep it from carteening the inner solar system.

 

[Jiro]

This would be an interesting movie to make.

the Day the Earth Stopped

It would be about a group of astronauts in a space shuttle. While they're sitting in space, they suddenly find themselves moving away from Earth at a high speed. When the manage to turn around, they see frozen decompressed bodies flying past them along with cars, trucks, and various other debris. When they land on Earth, they find everything destroyed. The end.

:Ohno:

i don't think that will happen. they will die of shockwave blast.

 

[Babyblue]

i don't think that will happen. they will die of shockwave blast.

The shockwave would likely to shatter everything including the earth itself.

But it still be an awesome movie, and debris will be floating around.
Along with huge water masses, Ice astroids.

Astronauts would have to settle somewhere new to save mankind.

 

[Jiro]

The shockwave would likely to shatter everything including the earth itself.

But it still be an awesome movie, and debris will be floating around.
Along with huge water masses, Ice astroids.

Astronauts would have to settle somewhere new to save mankind.

some scenes in Star Trek movies have that