Moving the earth further away from the sun
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From: uri on 24 Jul 2010 21:03 If one day we'll be able to move our planet further away from the sun, people in hot and arid countries will not have to suffer from extreme heat and aridity during summer. Making the earth go more distant from the sun will lower temperatures worldwide and currently deserted areas will receive more rain. Lower temperatures means the Sahara desert will no longer be a desert. It will have more convient temperatures and more rain like in the distant past. Angola, Namibia, Egypt, Lybia, Algeria, Yemen, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djehuti and the Negev region in Israel will no longer be desert countries and will have lower and more convient temperatures. If one day we could do that, we'll be able to create much more convient temperatures in countries and regions of the world which are currently too arid and too hot and therefore very hard to live in.
From: Sam Wormley on 24 Jul 2010 21:45 On 7/24/10 8:03 PM, uri wrote: > If one day we'll be able to move our planet further away from the sun, > people in hot and arid countries will not have to suffer from extreme > heat and aridity during summer. > And the next time we go into major glaciation (after moving the planet), we could go into run-away global freeze up, ensuring mass extinction. I once calculated that one only needs to move the earth's orbit out a few centimeters every 600 years to keep up with the increasing solar output.
From: HardySpicer on 25 Jul 2010 01:53 On Jul 25, 1:03 pm, uri <ur...(a)bezeqint.net> wrote: > If one day we'll be able to move our planet further away from the sun, > people in hot and arid countries will not have to suffer from extreme > heat and aridity during summer. > > Making the earth go more distant from the sun will lower temperatures > worldwide and currently deserted areas will receive more rain. > > Lower temperatures means the Sahara desert will no longer be a desert. > It will have more convient temperatures and more rain like in the > distant past. Angola, Namibia, Egypt, Lybia, Algeria, Yemen, Saudi > Arabia, Oman, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djehuti and the Negev region in > Israel will no longer be desert countries and will have lower and more > convient temperatures. > > If one day we could do that, we'll be able to create much more > convient temperatures in countries and regions of the world which are > currently too arid and too hot and therefore very hard to live in. No, the whole solar system is balanced as it is. Don't move anything!
From: Androcles on 25 Jul 2010 04:48 "uri" <uriz1(a)bezeqint.net> wrote in message news:fd9765f0-6fab-459c-ac10-34899e431f6c(a)w12g2000yqj.googlegroups.com... | If one day we'll be able to move our planet further away from the sun, | people in hot and arid countries will not have to suffer from extreme | heat and aridity during summer. | | Making the earth go more distant from the sun will lower temperatures | worldwide and currently deserted areas will receive more rain. | | Lower temperatures means the Sahara desert will no longer be a desert. | It will have more convient temperatures and more rain like in the | distant past. Angola, Namibia, Egypt, Lybia, Algeria, Yemen, Saudi | Arabia, Oman, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djehuti and the Negev region in | Israel will no longer be desert countries and will have lower and more | convient temperatures. | | If one day we could do that, we'll be able to create much more | convient temperatures in countries and regions of the world which are | currently too arid and too hot and therefore very hard to live in. The Earth is already further from the Sun than it was last January. At the moment it is getting closer and will reach perihelion (closest approach) in early January, then it will move away again for another year. That is because it has an elliptical orbit. Northern winter occurs at the same time as the Earth is closest to the Sun. That is because the Earth is tilted. So the way things are, Northern winters are warmer than they would otherwise be because we are closer to the sun and Southern summers are cooler than they would otherwise be, which helps Australia keep down bush fires. If you would like it to be cooler, go and live in Greenland or Antarctica or on a mountain in the Himalayas or Alps or Andes instead, because your suggestion will only make Norway, Sweden, Finland, Kamchatka, Alaska and Canada into frozen deserts. Nobody is stopping you move, but don't dream of interfering with Earth's orbit when you don't know what you are doing. It is fine the way it is and Earth has supported life for 3 billion years. Your suggestion, even if it were possible, would only lead to catastrophic extinction of all life. People live where fresh water and food is available and migrate when it isn't. If it is too hot for you where you live, MOVE. But don't come here, you are not intelligent enough.
From: Y.Porat on 25 Jul 2010 08:15
On Jul 25, 7:53 am, HardySpicer <gyansor...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > On Jul 25, 1:03 pm, uri <ur...(a)bezeqint.net> wrote: > > > > > If one day we'll be able to move our planet further away from the sun, > > people in hot and arid countries will not have to suffer from extreme > > heat and aridity during summer. > > > Making the earth go more distant from the sun will lower temperatures > > worldwide and currently deserted areas will receive more rain. > > > Lower temperatures means the Sahara desert will no longer be a desert. > > It will have more convient temperatures and more rain like in the > > distant past. Angola, Namibia, Egypt, Lybia, Algeria, Yemen, Saudi > > Arabia, Oman, Ethiopia, Somalia, Djehuti and the Negev region in > > Israel will no longer be desert countries and will have lower and more > > convient temperatures. > > > If one day we could do that, we'll be able to create much more > > convient temperatures in countries and regions of the world which are > > currently too arid and too hot and therefore very hard to live in. > > No, the whole solar system is balanced as it is. Don't move anything! ------------------ so tell him quick not to dare and do it or else he night do an irresponsible act --- at the middle of night while you are asleep .... who knows - that man is unpredictable !!! (with hid ***deeds*** ... he might do it even 3 km too far .....) Y.p ------------------------- |