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From: Magnetic on 14 Feb 2010 07:11 Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably exploded with the help of collider. Now there is an asteroid belt there. In a week or slightly more CERN physicists can transform the Earth into new asteroid belt. In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues pirates.
From: Sam Wormley on 14 Feb 2010 07:55 On 2/14/10 6:11 AM, Magnetic wrote: > Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably > exploded with the help of collider. Cite evidence of a collider!
From: J. Clarke on 14 Feb 2010 08:47 Magnetic wrote: > Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably > exploded with the help of collider. And your evidence for this is? > Now there is an asteroid belt there. So why do so few asteroids have a composition that is anything like what one finds on or in a planet? > In a week or slightly more CERN physicists can transform the Earth > into new asteroid belt. How? Please provide one statement by anyone who has any credibility that this will happen. I have never seen "creating an asteroid belt" described as a possible outcome even by the most radical foaming-at-the-mouth fear-monger. Just you. > In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues > pirates. From what Venue would these pirates come?
From: eric gisse on 14 Feb 2010 15:52 Magnetic wrote: > Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably > exploded with the help of collider. > Now there is an asteroid belt there. Schitzophrenics are endlessly entertaining. Someone should give you a talk show. > > In a week or slightly more CERN physicists can transform the Earth > into new asteroid belt. > In a billion years your remnants will drop at the decks of Venues > pirates.
From: Inertial on 14 Feb 2010 18:01
"J. Clarke" <jclarke.usenet(a)cox.net> wrote in message news:hl8vlo0auo(a)news5.newsguy.com... > Magnetic wrote: >> Between Mars and Jupiter there was a planet, which was probably >> exploded with the help of collider. > > And your evidence for this is? > >> Now there is an asteroid belt there. > > So why do so few asteroids have a composition that is anything like what > one > finds on or in a planet? Or any remnants of a collider :) Though asteroids do sometimes collide with each other. So if asteroids collide, there must be particles colliding. OMG he must be right !! BAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH. |